| Oliver O’Leary | |
| 2 | Sean Doyle |
| 3 | Sean Murphy |
| 4 | Eoin Conroy |
| 5 | Liam Ryan |
| 6 | Andrew Kenny |
| 7 | Colm Hefferenan |
| 8 | James Cash |
| 9 | Conor Devitt |
| 10 | Kevin Foley |
| 11 | Sean Kenny |
| 12 | Jack O’Connor |
| 13 | Jordan Broaders |
| 14 | Conor McDonald |
| 15 | Tony French |
| 16 | Luke White |
| 17 | Anthony Roche |
| 18 | Padraig Foley |
| 19 | Donal Shanley |
| 20 | Kevin Ryan |
| 21 | Michael Redmond |
| 22 | Kevin Sheridan |
| 23 | Fionn Doyle |
| 24 | Seanie O Gorman |
Unfortunately our minor footballers lost their Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Championship replay this evening, going down Wexford 0-09 to Carlow 2-11.
Hard luck to the team and management and thank you for their efforts this year.
We’ll have live updates from Dr Cullen Park for the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football replay between Carlow & Wexford on our official Twitter account, @officialWexGAA from 7pm tonight.
If you’re not following us already make sure you do as it’s the source for instant updates and news on Wexford GAA.
Leinster GAA have confirmed that Saturday’s Round 2 Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Championship clash between Wexford and Dublin will now take place at 2pm (not 7pm as previously fixed) in Dublin’s Parnell Park.
For supporters travelling from Wexford, taking the M50 it is about a 2 hour trip to the North Dublin venue. Based on the opening game against Offaly when our supporters almost outnumbered the home support, we’re hoping that a big crowd will make the journey and cheer on the lads. See Google Map for directions
The Wexford team that played Offaly the last day out was as follows:
1 Oliver o leary, 2 sean doyle, 3 sean murphy, 4 eoin conroy, 5liam ryan, 6 andrew kenny, 7colin heffernan, 8 james cash. 9 Sean kenny, 10 kevin foley, 11 jack o coner 12 conor devitt, 13 jordan broaders, 14 conor mcdonald, 15 tony french
Report from their opening game against Offaly is available here:http://www.wexfordgaa.ie/2012/04/wexford-young-guns-pass-first-hurdle/
Wexford Minor Footballers have it all to do again after a trilling Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football encounter in Horeswood last Wednesday night when they travel to Dr Cullen Park to take on Carlow for the second time in 7 days Throw in is at 7pm
Wexford Team: 1 Mick O Toole, 2 Tony McDonnell, 3 Peader Cody, 4 Simon Donohue, 5 Graham Staples, 6 John Tubritt, 7 Syl Byrne, 8 Paudie Barden, 9 Edward O Byrne, 10 Andy Butler, 11 Donal Shanley, 12 Darragh Doyle, 13 Paric Conway, 14 Kevin O Connor, 15 Patrick Breen,
Longford 1-12 Wexford 0-13
Saturday nights much anticipated Division III league final in Croke Park was truly a game of two halves. Wexford were overrun in the opening 35 minutes and as the 3 minutes additonal time ticked down and the half time whistle approached and Wexford must surely have hankered for the relative sanctuary and respite of the dressing room. However in
these dying moments of the half Longford struck for a goal leaving the half time score line as 1-10 to 0-03.
Really for Wexford it could not have been worse, and even though we dominated the centre field, winning the lion’s share of the primary procession it was Longford who were in almost total control of the game.
As the teams remerged the small band of loyal Wexford supporters could only hope that the lads would now play with abandon and redeem themselves, but only an uber optimist like Jason Ryan could have hoped that they could actually overturn the 10 point deficit. However Wexford have been a second half team in recent years and so the slim hope remained that they could – who could forget the Matttie Forde inspired resurgence in Carlow versus Meath!
In the second half, the game turned on its head with the Wexford substitute Shane Roche reeling off the points and cutting into the Longford lead. In this half Longford were as poor as they looked good in the opening 35 minutes and would only score twice (from two dubious frees) in the half. As full time approached Wexford brought it back to two points, a goal and we could win this! However it was not to be, the clock beat us and in truth such was our 1st half performance that it was hard to gripe about it.
Wexford will learn much from this chastening experience and in the aftermath manager Jason Ryan was defiant and said the team would now ‘move on to bigger and better things.’ Wexford play either Longford or Laois in Croke Park on the 3rd of June so we may well have the last laugh in 2012!
WEXFORD: A Masterson; R Tierney, G Molloy, N Murphy; A Flynn (0-1), D Murphy, B Malone; A Shore, D Waters; E Bradley (0-1), PJ Banville (0-1), B Brosnan (0-1); R Barry (0-3, 0-1 free), C Lyng (0-4, 0-3 frees), C Morris. Subs: L Chin for N Murphy (20 mins), R Quinlivan for Shore (45 mins), P Byrne for Brosnan (45 mins), S Roche (0-2) for Morris (51 mins), C Carty for Bradley (70+1 mins).
Naomh Eanna won the tittle of the 2012 Wexford Feile na nOg Champions by beating St Martins in Division 1 Final at Bellefield over the weekend by 2-6 to 1-2, They will now go on to represent there County in the National Feile na Peil nOg Finals which will be held in Laois/Offaly on the 22nd to the 24th June.
In the Division 2 finals St Annes narrowly beat HWH Bunclody in extra time 3-2 to 2-4
Feile na gAel (hurling) Next Saturday In Bellefield Div 1 Naomh Eanna V St Martins again and Div 2 Taghmon V Oulart.
Wexford’s U16 Hurlers attended a residential Academy in Good Counsel on 11th and 12th April. This is the first time Wexford has hosted an internal residential Acadamy at U16 Level.
Tommy Welsh demonstrates for Wexford U16 Hurling Players
Builder, Wexford GAA supporter and patron Pat Neville will be laid to rest tomorrow in his native Bannow.
Pat lost his battle with a long standing illness dying while in America last week at the age of 62.
He is mourned by his wife Brigid, children Padraig, Sinead, Anthony and Niamh, mother Cathy, brothers and sisters, relatives and friends.
Pat was Chairperson GAA Bannow/ballymitty GAA Club on two different occasions as well as the Treasurer of the club and the club’s main sponsor for years.
He was also involved in the Wexford Park Development Committee and was one of the driving forces behind the redevelopment of Wexford Park. As well as that he was a major sponsor of Wexford underage hurling over the last number of years.
Arrangements:
Reposing at his residence today, Friday. Removal tomorrow, Saturday, to the Church of Mary Immaculate and St. Joseph, Carrig-on-Bannow for 12 noon funeral Mass. Burial afterwards in Bannow Cemetery. House strictly private on Saturday. Family flowers only. Donations if desired to Hospice Home Care.
Ar Dheis De go raibh a hanam.
Jason Ryan has named his team to play Longford in Croke Park this Saturday evening (7pm) in the National League Football, Division 3 final.
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NAME English First & Surname |
NAME Irish First & Surname | CLUB NAME | ||||
| 1. | Anthony Masterson | A. Mac an Mh?áistir | Castletown | |||
| 2. | Rob Tierney | R Ó Tiernigh | Glynn Barntown | |||
| 3. | Greame Molloy | G. Ó Maolmhuaidh | St. James Ramsgrange | |||
| 4. | Niall Murphy | N O Murchú | Bannow Ballymitty | |||
| 5. | Brian Malone | B. Ó Maoileoin | Shelmaliers | |||
| 6. | David Murphy | D Ó Murchu | Rosslare | |||
| 7. | Adrian Flynn | A. Ó Floinn | Gusserane | |||
| 8. | Andrew Shore |
|
Parnell’s | |||
| 9. | Daithi Waters | D. Ó Tuarisc | St Martins | |||
| 10. | Redmond Barry | R. de Barra | St Anne’s Rathangan | |||
| 11. | Ciaran Lyng | C Ó Loinn | St Martins | |||
| 12. | Ben Brosnan | B. Ó Brosnacháin | Bannow-Ballymitty | |||
| 13. | Colm Morris | C. Ó Muiris | Castletown | |||
| 14 | Eric Bradley | E. Ó Brolcháin | Adamstown | |||
| 15. | P.J. Banville | P. S. Ó Beannabháil | Horeswood | |||
| 16. | Tom Hughes | T. Ó hAodha | Kilanerin | |||
| 17. | Barry Hearne | B h Eathirn | Horeswood | |||
| 18. | Lee Chin | L Chin | Sarsfields | |||
| 19. | Shane Roche | S. de Róiste | Geraldine O’Hanrahans | |||
| 20. | Rory Quinlivan | R. Ó Caoinnealbháin | Parnell’s | |||
| 21. | Conor Carty | C. Ó Cártaigh | Castletown | |||
| 22. | Micheál O’Regan | M O Riagáin | Glynn Barntown | |||
| 23. | Paudi Kelly | P. Ó Ceallaigh | St. Martins | |||
| 24 | Joey Wadding | S .Wadding | St Fintans | |||
| 25. | James Holmes | S. Mac Thómais | Castletown | |||
| 26. | Paddy Byrne | P. Ó Broin | Kilmore | |||
| CAPTAINS NAME | David Murphy | |||||
| MANAGERS NAME | Jason Ryan | |||||
| SELECTORS | |||
| FIRST NAME | SURNAME | TITLE | |
| Ger | Foxe | Selector | |
| Diarmuid | O’Hanlon | Selector | |
| Willie | Carley | Selector | |
| Mick | Casey | Trainer | |
| John | Hegarty | Trainer | |
| Micky | Bowe | Team Secretary | |
| Kevin | Byrne | Team Doctor | |
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