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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.
No mistakes from Martin's
Alan Aherne in Innovate Wexford Park St Martins played like a group realising they were capable of a lot better in Innovate Wexford Park on Sunday when they overcame the absence of injury victim Rory O'Connor to complete their target of reaching both Senior championship deciders with a fully-deserved replay win over Shelmaliers.
Gahan gets leveller
Alan Aherne in Bellefield A draw was the last thing the fixtures committee wanted from Saturday's The Courtyard Ferns Intermediate hurling championship semi-final in Bellefield, and it was hardly what Crossabeg-Ballymurn desired either given their punishing schedule between both codes at the minute.
Martin's can go the distance
Brendan Furlong Onlookers should not doubt the capacity of St. Martin's to go the distance and lift the Dr. Bob Bowe Cup.
Rapps finish with flourish
Alan Aherne in Bellefield Rapparees made no mistake at the second attempt on familiar territory on Saturday as they advanced to a first Permanent TSB Junior hurling championship final since 2012 with a very strong finish against Horeswood in Bellefield.
Shels prove point
Dean Goodison in Craanford A dominant first-half proved crucial as Shelmalier wrestled back the ladies' football Division 1 league title from Clonee in Craanford on Friday.
Key forwards doubtful
The absence of either Rory O'Connor or Des Mythen could be a potential game-changer when the reigning champions, Oulart-The Ballagh, and St. Martin's meet in the Pettitt's Senior hurling championship final in Innovate Wexford Park on Sunday (3.30 p.m.).
Doheny strike earns replay
Brendan Furlong in Oylegate This was all about pride as two teams battled for glory, but a superb Vinny Doheny point salvaged a dramatic draw for Adamstown as they reeled in Crossabeg-Ballymurn in this excellent Permanent TSB Junior 'B' hurling championship final in Oylegate on Sunday.
Importance of the rural parish will be clear on finals day
Brendan Furlong's Hop Ball The importance of the rural parish to the G.A.A. will be driven home on Sunday when thousands of supporters will converge on Innovate Wexford Park.
Foley in hurling fold
Brendan Furlong Wexford Senior hurlers have been given a significant boost with the return of Pádraig Foley to their squad for the 2018 campaign.
Fethard find a way to halt Duffry revival
Alan Aherne in Innovate Wexford Park The pain of twelve months earlier was well and truly erased in Innovate Wexford Park on Saturday when Fethard survived a spirited rally from 14-man Duffry Rovers to finally clinch the Top Oil Intermediate 'A' hurling championship crown after a number of near misses in recent years.
Five finals in the pipeline
The People Newspapers Coiste na nÓg finals series moved past the halfway point last weekend, but there's still lots to play for in the coming weeks with five finals currently scheduled for the next six days.
Doyle saves day for Craanford
Brian Carty in St. Patrick's Park For long passages it looked like the class of Bob Whitty was going to guide Cloughbawn to the Greenstar Under-21 hurling Roinn 1 championship title.
Holders survive a tough test
Alan Aherne in Innovate Wexford Park Title-holders Oulart-The Ballagh had to wait until added time to get the job done in Innovate Wexford Park on Sunday when a goal from an unlikely source in the form of wing-back Kevin Sheridan finally killed off a brave Rapparees challenge in the second of the Pettitt's Senior hurling championship semi-finals.
O'Connor double sinks Gorey
Alan Aherne in Innovate Wexford Park The best possible way to reply to a goal is by getting one at the other end, and St. Martin's quelled the Naomh Eanna fire in that manner midway through the second-half in Innovate Wexford Park on Sunday to keep their double dreams alive and advance to another Pettitt's Senior hurling championship final showdown with holders...
Shield success
Dean Goodison Clúain O'Rahilly's powered past Monageer-Boolavogue with a devastating brand of attacking football to claim the New Ross Standard Under-14 football Division 2 shield in St. Patrick's Park on Monday of last week.
Martin's treble makes history
Alan Aherne A significant piece of local G.A.A. history was made in a rain-sodden Innovate Wexford Park on Saturday when St. Martin's became the first club ever to win three football championship titles in successive grades over consecutive years.
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