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As always, April and May was a decisive period in the local sporting calendar, with Strathroy Harps storming to success at the end of the Fermanagh and Western soccer season, and teams making moves as the GAA season kicks into gear. The Fermanagh and Western football season came to...
As March came upon us again it marked one year since I started writing this local sport blog for Way out West, and just like all the months before, the last few weeks provided a great variety of sports both locally and beyond. [caption id="attachment_5371" align="alignright"...
2016 was a good year for Irish football, with both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland enjoying success at Euro 2016 in France. Last summer, before Northern Ireland set off on this adventure, South West Colleges catering students were amongst those who prepared food...
Pete Campbell has no problem giving out advice. As a personal trainer it's generally his job, and with a self confessed inability to stop talking, he's never shy to tell his clients everything they need to know about muscle building, weight loss or healthy eating....
Throughout the rainy month of February many local sporting matches fell foul to the weather, but I still managed to find several sporting events to attend. We begin with soccer and despite a majority of the games in the Fermanagh and Western being cancelled due to...
Throughout the month of January I had the privilege of attending a variety of sporting events. We begin with GAA, and the first game I attended in 2017 was the 24-hour marathon match which took place at the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in Garvaghey. The...
A few weeks ago, when the finals of the Australian Open Tennis consisted of Serena Williams facing Venus Williams and Rodger Federer taking on Rafael Nadal, there was a joke circulating around twitter that if someone were to wake up in hospital after a decade...
#DOCSport winter catch-up Throughout November and December there was a variety of sporting events across the local region, but as 2016 came to an end, amongst the usual array of soccer, GAA and Basketball, there was one unique sporting achievement which stood out. We’ll start with the...
South West College's Brendan McDevitt is getting involved as Cancer Focus Northern Ireland and the Michaela Foundation team up to offer 42 enthusiastic footballers the chance of a lifetime, to break the Guinness World Record for the longest Gaelic football match in history and raise valuable...
Read Part One of our interview with Michael here [edgtf_blockquote text="With 120 metres to go in that race I heard my Dad’s voice in front of 91,000 people...
