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.

Rosslare run riot in attack

Alan Aherne in Killurin An impressive 2-6 without reply in the first 20 minutes of the second-half powered St. Mary's (Rosslare) to a comfortable win over St. Joseph's in their Amber Springs/Ashdown Park Hotels Intermediate football championship Group A clash in Killurin on Saturday.

Owens on list of top ten hurling whistlers

There was no surprise last week when James Owens was named as one of ten referees who will be in charge of Liam MacCarthy Cup championship games in the hurling season to come.

Michael O' Brien of St. Patrick's on the move with Kilanerin's Liam Carroll in hot pursuit.

Pat's prevail

Brian Carty - Group B in Gorey Two goals in the last eight minutes essentially sealed an otherwise close local derby in St. Patrick's favour as they notched their first win of this season's Joyce's Expert Intermediate 'A' football championship Group B campaign with a 2-12 to 0-8 victory over Kilanerin's second-string in Saturday's round two game at Páirc Uí...

Danny Gardiner of Castletown closing down Niall Hughes.

Kilanerin hit back

Brian Carty Fierce rivals Castletown and Kilanerin settled for a share of the spoils as an unanswered rally of 1-4 in the final 13 minutes of regulation time saw Kilanerin force parity on a 1-12 to 2-9 scoreline in a slow-burning Tom Doyle Supplies Senior football championship Group A encounter played in front of an intrigued crowd at Páirc...

Brian Molloy of St. James’ breaking away from Gusserane’s Mark Rossiter during Saturday’s clash in O’Kennedy Park, New Ross

Wall kicks late winner in derby

Alan Aherne The rivalry and intensity of the exchanges between the New Ross District clubs is one of the main attractions of the Tom Doyle Supplies Senior football championship, and another absorbing encounter was served up in chilly O'Kennedy Park on Saturday when Sam Wall's injury time point granted Gusserane a narrow Group B...

Jack Guiney’s knee injury has lessened the likelihood of his involvement with the Senior hurlers in their championship opener

Jack's race against time

Brendan Furlong In what will be a hectic summer of hurling action, Wexford are looking no further than their Leinster Senior championship opener with Dublin on May 20.

Clongeen start recovery process as two late goals seal win

Brian Carty Clongeen needed two late goals to fend off the limpet-like challenge of Kilanerin's second string in Sunday's Joyces Expert Intermediate 'A' football championship Group B opener in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy.

Murphy levels it up

Dave Devereux A David Murphy free in the third minute of injury time earned St. Mary's (Rosslare) a share of the spoils in a hard-fought Amber Springs/Ashdown Park Hotels Intermediate football championship Group A encounter in Hollymount on Saturday.

A battle between the O’Connors as Martin of HWH-Bunclody is pursued by the Duffry’s Donie

Duffry secure draw

Dean Goodison Johnny Flynn-O'Connor kicked a 58th-minute equalising point as Duffry Rovers claimed a deserved draw against HWH-Bunclody in the Amber Springs/Ashdown Park Hotels Intermediate football championship Group B tie at the Ferns Centre of Excellence on Saturday.

Aidan Cash (Shelmaliers) is tackled by Shane Murphy of St. James’ during Saturday’s clash

Nolan the star man

Brian Carty A tour-de-force from Eoghan Nolan guided Shelmaliers to a deserved 1-12 to 0-8 victory over St. James' in Group B of the Tom Doyle Supplies Senior football championship at the Ferns Centre of Excellence on Saturday.

Eoin Ryan of Gusserane is chased by Dillon Redmond (Starlights)

Holders send out a warning

Brian Carty Starlights began the defence of their crown in ominous form when an eye-catching first-half performance did untold damage to Gusserane in Saturday's Tom Doyle Supplies Senior football championship Group B opener at the Ferns Centre of Excellence.

Rob Tierney and Michael O’Regan of Boom Media presenting training tops to Wexford ladies’ footballers Ciara Ryan, Cailín Fitzpatrick, Ellen O’Brien, Niamh Mernagh and team manager Anthony Masterson.

Six out of six!

Anthony Masterson's flying Wexford will finish top of Division 3 of the Lidl Ladies' National Football League after a quality away victory in Downpatrick on Saturday.

Aisling Prendergast and Cria Langton of St. Mary’s apply pressure on St. Angela’s captain Abby Flynn.

Hurt and heartbreak for Mary’s

Dean Goodison in Carriganore It might not be next week, it might not even be next month, but there will come a time in the not too distant future when 35 All-Ireland Post Primary Junior 'A' camogie championship runners-up medals will find their way into a prominent place in 35 bedrooms.

Rory O’Connor, the one bright light for Wexford, trying to get away from Kilkenny goalscorer Walter Walsh.

'We'll be back' says Davy

Brendan Furlong Wexford manager Davy Fitzgerald has promised 'hard reflection' following his side's nine-point Allianz Hurling League semi-final loss to arch rivals Kilkenny, but he added with a defiant tone, 'we will be back'.

Camogie side forfeited final league tie due to row over starting time

Dean Goodison A show of admirable solidarity amongst the small Wexford Intermediate camogie squad ended with the Slaneysiders forfeiting their final league game, a home fixture that was scheduled for Sunday afternoon against Carlow.

Jack O’Connor has support from Diarmuid O’Keeffe as he gets to the ball before Kilkenny attacker John Donnelly.

Reality check as rampant Cats run riot

Alan Aherne in Innovate Wexford Park The debrief after Sunday's Allianz Hurling League semi-final disappointment will surely be no place for the faint-hearted, as Wexford's gathering momentum was brought to a jarring halt by rampant Kilkenny who had nine points to spare before a bumper 16,452 crowd in Innovate Wexford Park.