Wexford's Sports, News, And Entertainment
The Wexford Senior hurlers return to Leinster Championship action this weekend... The Wexford Senior hurlers will host Offaly in Round 4 of the Leinster Senior hurling championship this weekend. The Wexford match against Offaly is scheduled for a 5pm throw-in. Ahead of the game, Wexford GAA have issued an important notice for those who are …
Continue reading "Wexford GAA issue important notice ahead of Championship clash against Offaly"
It's some more good news for Wexford hurling fans... With the Allianz Hurling League now concluded for the Wexford hurlers, their attention has now swiftly turned to the Leinster Senior hurling championship which is only around the corner. On Monday afternoon, the rebranded GAA+ was revealed to the world. GAA PLUS is the ultimate streaming …
Continue reading "Wexford hurlers to feature on GAA+ with schedule announced"
The Allianz Hurling and Football Leagues won't be long coming around... The Wexford hurlers will take on Cork in the opening round of their Division 1 campaign on January 25th. Cork, who were the runners up in last year's All-Ireland final, will be coming to Wexford to take all two points - but it should …
Wexford's fixtures for the 2025 Leinster Hurling Championship have been revealed... The fixture list with exact dates and times have since been confirmed by the GAA. Wexford's Leinster SHC Fixtures 2025: Round 1: Saturday April 19: Home v Antrim (Wexford Park, 2 p.m.) Round 2: Saturday April 26: Away v Dublin (Parnell Park, 4.30 p.m.) …
Continue reading "Leinster Hurling Championship fixtures revealed for Wexford Senior in 2025"
Wexford's fixtures for the Leinster Championship were released recently... First up for the Wexford Senior hurlers will be a home clash against Dublin. Last year, it was felt that Wexford left the game behind them in Croke Park, having hit a significant number of wides from distance. An away trip to Antrim will be their …
Continue reading "Wexford’s odds to win the Leinster Senior hurling championship revealed"
The National Hurling League will likely form the foundation for Darragh Egan, now in his second year in charge of the Wexford Senior hurlers.... But, like every year, bigger tests lie ahead when it comes to the Leinster Championship and the All-Ireland Championship campaign. In the Leinster Championship, the exciting round-robin series will return. Wexford …
Continue reading "Wexford’s Leinster Championship Fixtures Confirmed For 2023"
[social_share_button themes='theme1'] The Wexford Senior hurlers were drawn against Galway for this year’s Leinster Senior hurling semi-final... The GAA also confirmed the fixture schedule for the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship. As drawn last October, Wexford will be playing Wicklow in a derby game in the first round of the Leinster Championship. A win against the …
Continue reading "Here’s The Path For The Wexford Senior Footballers In Leinster Championship"
[social_share_button themes='theme1'] After last year's entertaining campaign, there's already an excitement building for the Wexford Senior hurlers' season ahead... Wexford's fixutres are just like last year; the Yellowbellies will have a bye in the first-round and an additional break after their vital game at home to Galway. Once again, the Leinster Championship could come down …
Continue reading "Wexford’s 2020 Leinster Hurling Championship Fixtures Have Been Confirmed"
Unsurprisingly, Wexford defeated Carlow in the Leinster Hurling Championship on Saturday evening... Full time: Wexford 2-28 - 0-19 Carlow Wexford will now play Kilkenny, which will take place at 7pm, next Saturday at Innovate Wexford Park. The game itself will likely be a sell-out, as there'll be a lot riding on the result. Although the …
Wexford will travel to Pearse Stadium to face Galway on Sunday... Last weekend, with three points up and five minutes of additional time already played, a Wexford victory looked set in stone. Unfortunately however, the Model County were held to a draw after a last-gasp 21-yard free from Dublin's Sean Moran brought the sides back …
It was expected, but it still felt like a shock to the system. Wexford's loss to All-Ireland champions Galway in front of 14,000 spectators at Wexford Park was a deflating one, to say the least. It hurt, but it probably hurt too much considering the extent of what's still at stake. Technically, we're still in …
Continue reading "Opinion: All Is Not Lost, Kilkenny Are Beatable And Wexford Can Do It"