Wicklow fall short

At half-time, with Wicklow nine points behind Kildare, it looked like another heavy beating was on the cards for a Wicklow team.

Your county needs you

If ever a team deserved the support of Wicklow Gaels, it's Kevin O'Brien's Minor footballers who take on Kildare in Joule Park, Aughrim this Friday evening, July 13, at 7pm, five days on from their heroic comeback from the dead in extra-time in St Conleth's Park.

Back, from left: Des Hilley, Bray; Billy Cullen, Baltinglass; Darren Hayden, Eire Og Greystones; Mick O’ Brien, Annacurra; Blaine Harmon, Kiltegan and Conor Mc Graynor, Avondale. Front, from left: Ciaran Tyrrell, Hollywood; Anto Mc Loughlin, Blessington; John Evans, Martin Fitzgerald, Eddie Doyle, Rathnew and Stephen Boylan, Blessington.

The hunt for Miley begins again

Kieron Kenny Rathnew: The holders and favourites have a far tougher group now than it appeared on the night of the draw back in February.

Kyle McFadden of Sligo Rovers closes in on Ger Pender of Bray Wanderers.

Heaney’s the hero

Daniel Gorman at the Carlisle Grounds Sean Heaney blasted Bray Wanderers on social media on Tuesday last but he fired them to three points on Sunday.

AGB and Tinahely must meet again after thriller

Brendan Lawrence at Joule Park, Aughrim The replay of this Arklow Bay Hotel Division 1A clash between AGB and Tinahely would be well worth going to see given the drama and subplots that will be carried forward from this entertaining if low on quality game in Joule Park Aughrim last week.

South East Road Club League winner Wayne Byrne.

Racing at its best

It has been a busy start to the summer for SERC with members partaking in both race and sportive events in the first week of July.

The Wicklow Wasps players that took part in the first ever Psi indoor hockey showdown

Wicklow Wasps make history

Psi Wicklow Wasps competed in the first ever Psi Indoor Hockey Showdown over the weekend of June 23 and 24 in Gormanston Park against five other franchises from around Ireland.

Jackie Kinch races to the breaking ball ahead of Laois half-forward Erone Fitzpatrick

Ladies lose out to lethal Laois outfit

Brendan Lawrence at Netwatch Cullen Park The Wicklow ladies came up against a well-oiled and clinical Laois machine last weekend in the Leinster Intermediate football final in Netwatch Cullen Park.

Wicklow’s Eoghan Byrne drives towards the Dublin goal in the Leinster MFC clash in Parnell Park last Wednesday. Wicklow played Meath yesterday (Tuesday) where a win would put them through to the Leinster semi-final against Kildare this Saturday

Huge win for Minors over mighty Dublin

Daniel Gorman 'Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though chequered by failure...than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much, because they live in a grey twilight that knows not victory nor defeat' - Theodore Roosevelt.