Carley to manage Ballyboden St. Enda's

It may be the school of hard knocks but already managers are stamping their name on club's for the 2015 season.

Wexford’s outstanding sweeper, Kevin Foley, putting pressure on Martin Keoghan of Kilkenny

Cats crushed in super second-half show

Alan Aherne Given that the afternoon featured rain, hail, sleet, sunshine and a howling wind, it was entirely appropriate that Wexford should brew up a second-half storm to dethrone Allianz Hurling League title-holders Kilkenny and book an away quarter-final versus Galway in the process before 5,800 supporters in Innovate Wexford Park on...

Darragh Lyons of St. James’ receives the trophy from John Hanton

‘Treble’ for Jimmies

Dean Goodison Kevin O'Grady kicked eight second-half points as St. James' came out victorious against hosts Horeswood in one of the most meaningful games in Wexford football history on Saturday.

Wexford C.B.S. captain Darragh Carley soloing away from Stephen Kenny (Coláiste Bhríde).

Young points way for Carnew

Alan Aherne in Ferns C.O.E. It was the Owen and Eoin show in the Halo Tiles and Bathrooms Ferns Centre of Excellence on Friday when Coláiste Bhríde of Carnew maintained their high performance levels from the drawn game to deservedly beat a below-par Wexford C.B.S. in the replayed Top Oil South Leinster Schools Junior hurling 'C' championship final.

Siobhán SInnott strikes for Coláiste Bríde under pressure from Clonakilty defender Jessica McCarthy

Heartbreaking exit

Brian Carty in St. Patrick's Park The disappointment was palpable as Coláiste Bríde (Enniscorthy) crashed out of the All-Ireland Junior 'B' camogie championship after a narrow 1-4 to 0-5 defeat to Sacred Heart (Clonakilty) in Saturday's semi-final played in effectively a wind tunnel at St. Patrick's Park.

Conor Devitt is tackled by Wicklow’s Darragh Fitzgerald during Saturday’s derby in Aughrim

A step in the right direction

Alan Aherne in Aughrim The only way for players and mentors to respond to criticism is to produce a positive result at the next available opportunity, and in that regard the Wexford Senior footballers must be praised for restoring some pride with a gutsy three-point win which ended the slim promotion chances of neighbours Wicklow in this Allianz...

The triumphant Gusserane squad before Thursday's final. Picture: Patrick Browne

Gusserane’s glory

Alan Aherne in Gusserane Gusserane repeated the outcome of last year's Cullen Cup decider when they hit three goals in just over two second-half minutes on their home soil on Thursday to kill off a St. Anne's revival in the O'Loughlin Cup (Co. Minor football league) final.

'I won't be quitting'

Brendan Furlong The Wexford Senior football manager, Paul McLoughlin, has said he will battle on, adding that 'I've no intention of quitting'.

Conor Devitt of Wexford under pressure from Jack Mullaney (Waterford)

Wexford hit rock bottom

Alan Aherne It was generally felt that Wexford football had reached its nadir in that shambolic showing in London earlier this month, but we now know that this sadly wasn't the case.

Katie O’Connor (right), the St. Martin’s captain, in Croke Park with Slaughtneil’s Gráinne O’Kane

Martin’s aiming for glory

Dean Goodison St. Martin's will become the 26th different winner, the fourth from Wexford, if they can get the better of double defending champions Slaughtneil in the AIB All-Ireland Senior Club camogie championship final in Croke Park on Sunday (3.30 p.m.).

Wexford full-back Darren Byrne giving Clare’s John Conlon precious little room to manoeuvre

Wexford fall short after a rousing revival

Brendan Furlong One could sense the sigh of relief around Cusack Park in Ennis as Clare supporters saw their side survive a stirring closing 20 minutes as Wexford surged back from a 13-point deficit, only for the home side to come through an enthralling finish to this Allianz Hurling League Division 1A game on Sunday.

Alex Molloy (Horeswood) and Oisín Furlong (Shelmaliers) in action

Shels shine in see-saw battle

Dean Goodison Shelmaliers bossed extra-time after a see-saw game to take the 2019 edition of the Jim Byrne Cup against Horeswood in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy, on Friday.

Captains collide as Neamh Woods tackles Kellie Kearney

White strikes winning goal

Dean Goodison Katie White's 52nd-minute goal proved decisive as Wexford picked up their first victory in ultra-competitive Division 2 of the Lidl Ladies' National Football League in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy, on Saturday.

Match-winner Aidan Nolan breaking away from Noel McGrath

Nolan’s last-gasp winner raises the roof

Alan Aherne A frantic spell of end-to-end hurling was finished off in perfect fashion before 6,700 spectators in Innovate Wexford Park on Sunday when Aidan Nolan struck the winning point in the third of four added minutes to give the home side a dramatic and exciting win over 14-man Tipperary by the tightest of margins.