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Enniskillen Gaels 8-14

Lisnaskea Emmets 0-3

Enniskillen Gaels justified their pre match favourites tag with a convincing victory over Lisnaskea Emmetts in this year's Feile na nOg Final and will now go on to represent Fermanagh in the All Ireland Feile in Laois.

Lisnaskea put up a spirited performance right to the end but could not contain a slick moving Gaels forward line with Calum Frempong putting in a man of the match performance helping himself to 3-4. He was ably supported by the hard working Timmy Boyd at centre half forward who also helped himself to a brace of goals.

Lisnaskea tried hard to get some foothold in the game, particularly through the efforts of Ryan Moran, Ryan Flanagan and Eoghan McDermott but found the Gaels defence, ably led by centre half back Nathan Tierney, difficult to crack and had to make do with a couple of points.

Further goals by John Reihill, Darragh Keaney and a delightful lob from Nathan Tierney closed the game out for Enniskillen.

The game was played throughout in a sporting manner and competitive manner ably refereed by Paul Campbell and despite the scoreline Lisnaskea are to be complimented on never giving up and competing right to the final whistle.

Good luck to the U14 players and management in the Feile na nOg final tonight (Wednesday) in Tempo when they take on Lisnaskea at 7pm.

The U14s defeated Tempo by two points in the league last week while the Development squad beat Coa. This Saturday the U14 side will play Donagh (4pm).

The minors drew with St. Pat's last week in the league. The Development squad have a game away to Coa on Thursday night (7pm).

The seniors have two games this week. Tonight (Wednesday) they are at home to Belnaleck at 7.45pm while on Sunday they are away to Irvinestown at 3.30pm.

The Juniors good start to the campaign continued with victory over Kinawley on Sunday. They are away to Teemore on Saturday at 7.30pm.

There will be an executive meeting in the club next Tuesday (May 8) at 8.30pm.

Brewster Park will be closed from May 7 until May 28 due to essential work being carried out prior to Fermanagh's Ulster Championship match with Down on June 3.

In preparation for the Ulster Senior Championship clash, the general clean up of Brewster Park will continue every Saturday from 10am. Anybody who is available are asked to come down and lend a hand – bring your own brushes, spades etc.

The walking club will continue on Tuesdays and Thursdays, meeting at the clubhouse at 7.15pm sharp.

The lotto numbers for last week were 2, 6, 8, 22. There was no outright winner. The three £20 consolation winners were Dara Maguire, Barry Morris and Damian c/o The Hawk. The jackpot now sits at £2400.

Good luck to our Feile na nOg side on Friday night in Maguiresbridge (7.30pm) when they take on Irvinestown for a place in the final of the competition. They reached the semi-finals with a 5-08 to 3-10 victory over Derrygonnelly.

Last Saturday the U14s defeated Derrygonnelly while the Development squad beat Belnaleck.

The minors are away to St. Pat's on Friday night at 7.30pm while the minor Development side are away to Newtownbutler on Thursday night (7pm).

The Juniors made it two wins out of two with victory over Brookeboro on Saturday. This Sunday they are away to Kinawley (6pm).

The seniors began their Division Two campaign with a good win over Brookeboro. Their next game is next Wednesday, May 2, at home to Belnaleck.

Good luck to Fermanagh, and in particular Ryan McCluskey and Chris Breen, in the Division Four final against Wicklow in Croke Park on Saturday.

The Sports Quiz will be in the clubhouse on Friday night at 9pm .As ever its sure to be a good night with Michael Sheridan hosting and testing our knowledge of local and international sports.

In preparation for the Ulster Senior Championship clash with Down on June 3, the general clean up of Brewster Park will continue every Saturday from 10am. Anybody who is available are asked to come down and lend a hand – bring your own brushes, spades etc.

Anybody looking to submit items for the club notes should contact Gareth Cauldwell on 07792254516.

The walking club will continue on Tuesdays and Thursdays, meeting at the clubhouse at 7.15pm sharp.

Gaels 5-08

Derrygonnelly 3-10

The Gaels are through to the semi-final of the Feile na nOg following a 5-08 to 3-10 win over Derrygonnelly in Belcoo on Wednesday night.

A tight encounter saw the Harps hold the advantage at half time by a point, 1-06 to 1-05.  The Gaels goal in the first half came from Timmy Boyd while Conal Quinn and Ronan Quinn tagged on points.

Derrygonnelly increased their lead on the restart when they grabbed their second goal, but the Gaels responded well to this set back.  Three goals helped them into a nine point lead and although Derrygonnelly rallied in the latter stages, the Gaels held on to set up a semi-final meeting with Irvinestown next Wednesday night.

Conal Quinn, John Reihill and Callum Frempong netted goals for the Gaels in the second half.

On the night there were great performances from Conor Thompson and Brandon Horan at the back with Nathan Tierney turning in an excellent second half display.

At midfield, Dara Keaney and Johnny Cassidy gave them a solid platform while Quinn was lively in attack.