The wee chickenees love to hear the story of the fox tell it to me again pak lol
How it started how it’s going for our Twitter friend @PaulMulrone who believe it or not reached a significant milestone today. Happy 50th Muller. @DevenishGAA
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🏆 Down Memory Lane 🏆
2002 U15 League Winners and 2003 U16 League & Championship Winners!
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Eamonn has always been a great brother and son. We're a close crew so we're massively proud of the footballing memories he gave us. But he is also a faithful friend- RIP Matt Bradley, who was a Ballinascreen gentleman.
WE ARE DERRY: Episode #3
Ballinascreen ace Eamonn Burns on the evolution of the Derry team through the early 90s, that famous point in '91 and how the memory of an influential club mentor was his inspiration on All-Ireland final day. #WeAreDerry @ScreenGAA @BurnsEamonn
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Fermangh's top scores and saves over the decade #GAA
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Today, we stand in solidarity with @LFC to remember the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster, which occurred on 15 April 1989.
They will never be forgotten.
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Essential Works - Readymix Concrete & Pump supplied to the South West Acute Hospital in Enniskillen for a concrete base to accommodate a temporary scanner for Covid 19 patients. 😷🏥🚑 #StayApartToStayTogether #Covid19
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DN450 S&S Precast Concrete Pipes installed on a sewer diversion. Great Work by Liam O'Rourke & Team👍 #precast #concrete #Drainage #ThisIsCivilEngineering
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This came up in discussion in the shop last night - Nearly the most perfect day of all - Fermanagh v Mayo 2004 All-Ireland SFC Semi-Final youtu.be/_oXhXaL5bxg via @YouTube
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Everyone at the club was shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of long time Gaels supporter and Hurling fanatic Malachy McRoe.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the McRoe family.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
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I’m nervous & excited today. I’m about to see my new memoir ‘It has to be said’ for the first time before it hits the bookshops this weekend. I hope you like some of it. I now realise how vulnerable I become sharing my life’s failures and some successes. (Publisher Sliabh Ban)RT
































