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Bergin buries Wexford
WEXFORD MAY have been hoping to unearth a handful of players from their two outings, but their Walsh Shield semi-final against Offaly at Wexford Park on Sunday last left the new management with much soul-searching over the coming weeks before deciding on their league panel.
Oulart aiming to seal dream date in Croker
IT HAS been steady improvement for Oulart-the Ballagh. In 2009 Cashel arrived on their home patch, played gritty and determined camogie in difficult conditions and emerged as relatively easy winners.
Taghmon-Camross hit hard by emigration
EMIGRATION HAS hit one of Wexford's oldest clubs, Taghmon-camross, particularly hard.
Camogie shorts
KATRINA PARROCK was the sole Wexford representative in action in the W.I.T. Sports Campus on Wednesday last when the home side started their bid for four Ashbourne Cup camogie titles in a row with an 0-11 to 0-4 win over N.U.I.G.
Three on shortlist
ONLY THREE Wexford men were among the 75 players shortlisted for the Irish Daily Mail Fitzgibbon Cup Team of the Century which is due to be announced this week.
Floodlit Friday night championship games to be considered
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One-point defeat for experimental Wexford
N.U.I. (GALWAY) 1-11 WEXFORD 0-13 AN EXPERIMENTAL Wexford team went under to a one-point defeat to a battling N.U.I.G. outfit despite a late attacking flourish in this lack-lustre Walsh Cup Senior hurling first round game played at Bellefield on Saturday last.
Dempsey to guide experimental hurlers in Walsh Cup
WEXFORD SENIOR hurlers open their 2012 campaign when they take on N.U.I.G. in the Walsh Cup at Bellefield on Saturday next (3 p.m.).
Ryan 'thought about' Waterford Senior hurling manager's post
WEXFORD FOOTBALL boss Jason Ryan revealed last week that he might have taken the Waterford Senior hurling manager's post when it was vacant last October.
Mary's Leinster queens
IN 2008 St. Mary's (New Ross) won the All-ireland Junior camogie championship which meant they then competed in the ' B' championship.
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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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