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In 2014, Wexford went on a memorable run in the qualifiers after the Senior hurlers attained wins against Clare and Waterford respectively. Although they lost out heavily to Limerick in the All-Ireland quarter-final, it was certainly a year to remember for those in the purple and gold. Pride was restored in the county and Wexford …
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On Sunday, Carlow booked a place in the Leinster Senior football quarter-final after beating Seamus McEnaney's Wexford side in Dr Cullen Park. The victory against the Yellowbellies was their county's first provincial victory since 2011, which was a terrific achievement and a step in the right direction for those who have put in momentous amounts …
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Like it or not, camogie is a different sport, run by a different organisation which means things will always operate differently.
In 2017, we are still living in a misogynistic society- no matter which way you rationalise it.
Tipperary 0-15 Wexford 1-10 Wexford lost out to Tipperary on Sunday in the Division 4 Ladies Football Final which was played at Birr. Tipperary were fully deserving of their two-point victory and the impressive duo of Aisling Moloney and Aisling Moloney kicked 0-11 between them in two fine performances. Wexford were ahead at the break …
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On Saturday, May 13, Wexford and Dublin will contest one semi-final of the Leinster minor hurling championship. The game will be played in Parnell Park at 3:00 pm and the eventual winners will compete against either Kilkenny or Laois in Croke Park. As mentioned in a previous article, Wexford lost out to Dublin in last year's …
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Tipperary v Wexford, 2 pm, Birr, Sunday All roads lead to Birr, Co Offaly, on Sunday when Wexford play Tipperary in the Ladies Division 3 football final replay. The sides played out a thrilling encounter in Clane two weeks ago but nothing could separate the sides at full- time. Wexford led the game throughout, but it …
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Former Wexford Senior footballer, Ciaran Deely, has been managing the London GAA side since 2015. Deely was the Wexford captain when the Model County reached the 2008 All-Ireland semi-final when they faced hot prospects, Tyrone. In that game, Tyrone attained the win and became the eventual All-Ireland winners after beating Kerry in the final by …
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Watching the opening round of the Wexford Senior hurling championship was reminiscent of the return to school for the boys after the long summer break. Friday evening saw new kids on the block, St Martin’s assume the mantle of ebullient first years who were going to face down the sixth years and walk all over their …
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This August bank holiday weekend, St. Annes GAA club will host their largest fundraiser in almost two decades for the development of their new hurling wall, Astroturf pitch and ball alley. In an effort to promote fundraising for the club, they have produced a spectacular promotional video that outshines every GAA club promotional video. The video …
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The Wexford Senior hurling championship got underway lately and in the opening round, we witnessed some unbelievable games. Youthful and very impressive St.Martins team. On Friday, St.Martins faced reigning title holders and dominant Wexford side Oulart-The-Ballagh in Bellefield. Under the lights and sunset in Bellefield, the boys from the Martins emerged victorious in a very impressive …
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Yesterday, the media reported that Dubliner Leon Flannagan was to make his championship debut at the respectable age of 54. It was in the Junior F championship in Dublin with Realt Dearg and the topic gathered considerable national media attention. However, the same day, Wexford town side Faythe Harriers were to face off against the Enniscorthy town …
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