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On Sunday, Wexford will face Waterford in the All-Ireland Quarter final in the newly opened state of the art stadium, Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Even though the game has been dubbed as a potential game of two sweepers by many, an All-Ireland semi-final place is still at stake and huge crowds will attend the match or will …
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On Tuesday evening, the first round of the u-21 hurling championship took place throughout the county.
On Sunday 23rd, the new Pairc Uí Chaoimh will host the much awaited All-Ireland quarter-final derby between Wexford and Waterford.
In his novella ‘Animal Farm’, George Orwell could have been talking about hurling when he examined how power is a corruptive influence which ultimately leads to an acceptance that the more things change, the more they stay the same. While Davy is making sure we Chill the Beans in terms of the Senior Hurling team, …
Continue reading "All Hurlers Are Equal But Some Hurlers Are More Equal Than Others."
Wexford Centre of Excellence, Ferns, November 2016: “The first night we met, I had a presentation, 15 or 20 pages of a presentation, and I think they knew that night what the story was going to be. I outlined in detail where I wanted to go, how I wanted to go and what the story …
Continue reading "Davy Fitz: “This is a proud hurling county, they have a savage history.”"
Yesterday, Lee Chin gave a cracking interview which is certainly worth a listen.
Below, you will find the attached ticket information for the upcoming Leinster Senior Hurling final for July 2nd where Wexford will play either Galway or Offaly. Tickets will go on sale Monday 19th between 2-8pm. From Tuesday onwards, the doors in the Park are open between 2pm and 4pm daily. Adult tickets will cost 35 …
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Today, reports surfaced online with the news that Wexford local, Kevin O'Connor is on the verge of joining English football side, Preston North End.
Why you should be a shocking holy saint if you want to line out for Wexford… The Battle of The Saints and The Sinners is an interesting one to consider and especially when it comes to Wexford’s starting fifteen that lines out in the u21 hurling championship opener against Offaly this evening in Wexford Park. …
Continue reading "Too Many Saints On Tonight’s Team—Not Enough Sinners"
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Shaun Murphy returns for the Model County, but other injuries still remain a persistent problem for the upcoming game.