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.

A.J. Redmond, seen here receiving the player of the match award after the Minor final, was later crowned National Minor Hurler of the week

Heroes get rousing reception

Brendan Furlong The Wexford Senior and Minor hurling teams along with the ladies' Intermediate footballers were given a rapturous reception by more than 10,000 supporters when they returned home to Innovate Wexford Park on Monday evening of last week.

Full-forward Conall Clancy breaking through the challenge from Offaly defender Ryan Hogan on the way to scoring his first-half goal

Treble hopes alive with hard win

Dean Goodison in O'Connor Park, Tullamore Forty-nine years after Wexford last claimed a clean sweep of the three main Leinster hurling titles, the Under-20s are one step from completing the feat again after overcoming a gutsy Offaly in O'Connor Park, Tullamore, on Wednesday.

Minors simply magnificent

Alan Aherne in Croke Park The magnificent Wexford Minors got one of the county's greatest days in Croke Park off to the perfect start when they produced a stunning finale to finally get their hands on the Hanrahan Cup once again after a 34-year wait.

Mantle passed on from ’85

Alan Aherne Take A long look at the team photograph adorning this page if you please, dear reader, because the faces contained therein are about to be finally consigned to the dusty pages of Wexford G.A.A. history.

Fair dues to Davy, the new daddy of hurling in Leinster

Brendan Furlong Wexford ruled in the mother of all battles against their arch-rivals, Kilkenny.

Members of the Senior and Minor teams with the O’Keeffe and Hanrahan Cups after claiming a double for Wexford for the first time since 1970 in Croke Park on Sunday

Heroes one and all

Brendan Furlong, Sports reporter Davy Fitzgerald finally let it be known what attracted him to Wexford in the aftermath of Wexford's Leinster Senior hurling final victory over Kilkenny on Sunday.

Avoiding relegation the target for camogie teamafter defeat

Depite staying in this Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior camogie championship contest for much of the match, Wexford eventually fell away to their second consecutive loss in Croagh, Co. Limerick, on Saturday.

Minors hold siege

Dean Goodison in Carlow Wexford held on at the death against hosts Carlow to book an Electric Ireland Leinster Minor football shield final place in Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday.

Jamie Myler brings the ball down as Patrick O’Kane looks on

Wexford win a timely boost

The form lines from the last year of Minor as an Under-18 grade held firm in sun-splashed Bellefield on Saturday when Wexford deservedly defeated neighbours Wicklow by four points in the opening round of the Eirgrid Leinster Under-20 football championship to set up a quarter-final clash away to Louth.

A very dark day

Dean Goodison in Bellefield Wexford capitulated under a Kilkenny onslaught in their opening fixture of the Littlewoods All-Ireland Senior camogie championship in Bellefield on Saturday.

Niamh marks her territory

Dean Goodison At three inches over five foot, Niamh Mernagh is far from the tallest member of the Wexford team.

The ball eludes Paul McDonnell (St Anne's) and Ciaran Conway

Anne's subs shine

Alan Aherne in Rathangan The two teams in All-County Football League Division 1 action on a beautiful, breeze-free Friday evening in Rathangan knew that only the victor would remain in contention for a semi-final spot, and it made for an open, high-scoring contest.

Shane shows how it's done

Alan Aherne in Ramstown The supreme accuracy of Shane Dempsey brightened up an otherwise miserable morning in Ramstown on Sunday when St. Joseph's defeated home side Fethard by five points in a head-to-head to determine Horeswood's opponents in the All-County Football League Division 6 final.