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Bradley's bursts the key to clearcut win
ERIC BRADLEY orchestrated this game from midfield as Wexford put together back-to-back victories with a comprehensive seven-point defeat of Sligo in this Allianz Football League Division 3 game played at Wexford Park on Sunday last.
Confidence high for Cavan game
IF YOU win enough ball you'll win matches, simple as that. That was Anthony Masterson's view on Wexford's win over Sligo, but right now he's looking to an improved performance when they travel to take on Cavan in their Allianz Football League Division 3 game at Breffni Park on Saturday evening next (7.30 p.m.).
Unlucky Minors pipped by Louth
THE WEXFORD Minor footballers travelled to Dundalk on Saturday last where they played the first round of the Leinster League.
Boys in round two
OVER ONE thousand boys and girls have taken part in the opening rounds of the Allianz Rackard League minisevens football over the past week, and a similar number will be participating in the hurling this week.
Counsel in seventh heaven
GOOD COUNSEL College blitzed St. Mel's with a stunning secondhalf display in O'Moore Park, Portlaoise, on Wednesday last to capture the Leinster Juvenile 'A' football championship title for the first time since 2002.
Player injury scheme shortfalls highlighted
IT WAS ushered in as an injury scheme to safeguard the interests of players, but now it could turn into one of the most important issues facing club and county for some considerable period.
Fr. Murphy's ladies prepare for busy year
FR. MURPHY'S ladies' football and camogie club are preparing for another year of flying the purple and gold colours in London.
Many motions passed at well-attended meeting
THE RACKARD League held its A.G.M., which was very well attended, in the Stanville Lodge on Monday of last week. A number of motions were carried, while some others were given a trial period of two years.
Inside Gaelic Football
- No joy on Cavan trip
- SHELMALIERS
- BLACKWATER
- ST. MARY'S (M'TOWN)
- ST. MARY'S (ROSSLARE)
- BANNOW-BALLYMITTY
- GRASS ROOTS: SARSFIELDS
- Vols here to stay
- ST. JOHN'S VOLUNTEERS
- FAYTHE HARRIERS
- CROSSABEG-BALLYMURN
- GAA club crisis
- ST. MARTIN'S
- CLONARD
- GLYNN-BARNTOWN
- GRASS ROOTS
- Gorey pipped in stormy affair
- Wexford get off to promising start
- Big Ballinastragh win
- Mary's take South Leinster
- Footballers folded
- Murphy Cup news
- GAA tighten belts
- Hurlers must step up
- Sligo will be tough
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