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Footballers flop
LAOIS 1-15 WEXFORD 1-6 JUST WHEN Wexford looked like getting their game back on track, they were simply outplayed by a more composed and direct Laois outfit who were full value for their nine-point victory margin in this disappointing O'byrne Shield Senior football final played at Wexford Park on Sunday last.
Banville doubtful for NFL opener
WEXFORD WILL strengthen up their team considerably for their opening round Allianz Football League Division 3 clash with Cavan at Wexford Park on Sunday (2 p.m.).
Starlights aim for third time lucky in decider
THE JIM Byrne Cup Minor football final has been provisionally fixed for the afternoon of Sunday, February 12, most likely in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy.
Segregation call is an insult to Crossmaglen and its fine personnel
I DIDN'T know whether to laugh or cry last week when I heard the request from Dr. Crokes Chairman, Vincent Casey, who sought an exclusive seating arrangement for their supporters in the upcoming All-ireland SFC semi-final against Crossmaglen Rangers.
Enniscorthy have one point to spare
ENNISCORTHY C.B.S. PORTARLINGTON C.B.S.
Experienced Shels eliminate neighbours
SHELMALIERS 2-13 CROSSABEG-BALLYMURN 1-5
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Inside Gaelic Football
- Taghmon-Camross hit hard by emigration
- Castletown motion gets the green light
- A woman's handbag can be lethal weapon!
- Dilemma on status
- Fixtures for week
- Chairman announces board sub-committees
- Costliest referees in country
- Mansfield hits net three times in easy victory
- GRASSROOTS
- Mixed views on make-up of Intermediate grades
- Fifteen new faces in all
- Godkin's gang to take on Carlow
- Loreto secure shield
- Room to spare at Andy's place!
- Counsel claim Junior honours
- All the G.A.A. results and weekend fixtures
- Ballinastragh boosted by brace of late goals
- G.A.A. gets tarred with different sporting brush
- Castletown dismiss 14-man Craanford
- Sars rise from the ashes to pip stunned Gusserane
- Strong start sufficient for Glynn-Barntown
- Grassroots
- Kelly gets vital goal
- Glenbrien land deal left Board with €357,803 loss
- Grants from provincial council not passed on
In Pictures
Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.
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