As part of our Love Your County series, our focus today is on Fermanagh, small in size, but big in stature as their qualifier run in 2004 proved.
Sporting moment: Qualifier run 2003
With the fewest number of club of any county in Ireland, it is hardly surprising that Fermanagh are the only county in Ulster not to have tasted Provincial success, but ten years ago they had arguably their best ever season.
Charlie Mulgrew congratulated by Joe Kernan
In 2004 the Erne County had an epic journey through the qualifiers after losing to Tyrone, beating Mayo, Cork and Donegal, before lowering Armagh colours in the quarter-final stage. They went down to Mayo by two points in a keenly contested All-Ireland semi-final, but can look back on what was a brilliant journey by Charlie Mulgrew and his team.
Lough Erne canoe trail
Whether you are a keen paddler or simply want to explore the county in a different way, this is a great way to do it. Expert guides will help you on your way as you take it all in by canoe. As long as you keep your balance of course.
National Trust Forest Parks
You can easily spend a day walking around and discovering the likes of Florencecourt, Castle Coole & Castle Archdale. Great for families, couples, indivduals and groups alike.
