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GAA

June 2022

Wexford manager Darragh Egan congratulating Clare captain Tony Kelly after Saturday's quarter-final.

Wexford manager Darragh Egan says development starts now after quarter-final exit to Clare

The victorious boys from Rathangan.

Jack’s the lad for Rathangan as battling Blackwater beaten by sparkling second-half

Wexford's Ciara O'Connor on the move away from Eimear Loughman (Tipperary).

Wexford lose narrowly after late slump against Tipperary

Wexford Intermediate hurling championship about to get under way

Johnny Campbell receiving the trophy from Colm Lambert, Co. PRO.

Byrne seals the deal for Shelmaliers

Darragh Travers minding the cup for his father, Peter, after it was presented by Cathal Byrne.

Naomh Éanna run riot in second-half to overcome Ballyhogue

The successful Oulart-The Ballagh squad.

Oulart-The Ballagh eyeing a swift return to Senior ranks

The Gusserane squad who received a boost ahead of Sunday's first round championship clash with HWH-Bunclody in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy.

Gusserane gain pre-championship boost with Foxe Cup win

The Rathnure players with the spoils of victory.

Rackard inspires Rathnure hurlers as they edge out Glynn-Barntown

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The Faythe Harriers crew of 2001 at their reunion. Back (from left): Justin Browne (selector), David O’Connor, Niall Sheil, Darren Caulfield, David Mooney, Barry Goff, Paul Carty (physical trainer), Brendan Mulligan, Colin Keeling, Jason Giltrap, Gavin Buggy, Shane Howard, Ian ‘Archie’ Scallan, Seamus ‘Potsy’ Walsh, Philip Doyle. Front (from left): Tony ‘Sack’ Walsh (manager), Larry O’Gorman, Dan Harrington (representing his late son John, the team captain), Niall Denton, Barry Redmond.

Faythe Harriers were kings of hurling scene 21 years ago

Oisín Foley strikes from near the sideline as John Conlon challenges. Photographs: George Hatchell.

Wexford hurlers thwarted by late Clare onslaught

Rathnure captain Aidan Redmond receiving the trophy from representatives of EEW (sponsors) after the All-County Hurling League Division 1 final, with Bobby Goff (County Board Vice-Chairman) looking on.

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All Star Wexford hurler, Tony Doran, centre, watches the All-Ireland Senior hurling championship quarter-final match between Clare and Wexford at the FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Brendan Furlong Opinion Success won’t be possible without better structures

Rapparees celebrating last September after winning their first Pettitt's Senior hurling championship title since 1978. Their title defence starts against Rathnure next Tuesday.

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Rapparees put their Wexford senior hurling crown on the line

Aaron Kehoe, Glynn-Barntown's captain, receiving the trophy from Micheál Martin, Co. Chairman.

Glynn-Barntown produce late surge to comfortably see off Our Lady's Island

The Bunscoil Rís boys from New Ross, who brought the first-ever Rackard League title back to the Barrowside town.

Bunscoil Rís create history by bringing first title to town

Lee Chin of Wexford under pressure from Cian Nolan of Clare during the All-Ireland Senior hurling championship quarter-final. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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Tom Dempsey Opinion Wexford hurlers didn't get enough credit for monumental effort against Clare

James Taylor is presented with the cup by David Tobin and Chris Gordon.

Lazarus-like comeback brings title to Bunclody

Wexford Camogie looking for new Chairperson as Roche steps down

Kildare came up with a plan to curb the threat posed by Chloe Cashe.

Wexford Intermediates take backwards step with Kildare loss

The successful Horeswood squad.

Horeswood hit six as they storm to Division 2 success

Niall Hempenstall with David Tobin of Wexford County Board and Chris Gordon of EBS Mortgages (sponsors).

Hempenstall the penalty hero as Castletown pip Monageer-Boolavogue

Faythe Harriers on county final day in 1981, with the 16 men in the photograph including injured player-manager Willie Murphy. Back (from left): George O’Connor (R.I.P.), Ned Buggy, Con Dowdall, Brendan Murphy, Jimmy Goodison, Seamus O’Connor, Tony ‘Sack’ Walsh, Willie Murphy. Front (from left): Myles O’Connor, Paddy O’Gorman, Eddie ‘Heffo’ Walsh, Liam Bennett (R.I.P.), John ‘Stella’ Walker (capt.), Marty O’Connor, Willie Carley (R.I.P.), Tommy Hynes.

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Faythe Harriers recall happy memories from 1981 victory

The Volunteers squad and mentors celebrating their victory.

Vols play to their strengths to land Division 3 title

Peter Duggan of Clare takes a sideline cut during the Munster final against Limerick.

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Tom Dempsey Opinion Context is of paramount importance if analysts highlight incidents on TV

Mikie Dwyer feels the heat from Kerry pair Pádraig Boyle and Colin Walsh.

Job done as Wexford hurlers avoid banana skin in Tralee

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Brendan Furlong Opinion Host clubs set for headaches when local action starts

Oisín Foley posing problems for Kerry's Eric Leen during the runaway 3-30 to 0-18 win in Tralee on Saturday.

Cathal Dunbar out for Wexford's Senior hurling championship quarter-final meeting with Clare

Rory O'Connor fires to the Kerry net during the second-half of Saturday's All-Ireland Senior hurling championship preliminary quarter-final in Austin Stack Park, Tralee.

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