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Wexford send out early message

THERE IS a special air surrounding the Wexford camogie side at the moment.

Player injury scheme shortfalls highlighted

By BRENDAN FURLONG

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.

GAA club crisis

By BRENDAN FURLONG

THE G.A.A. has just ushered out its 125th anniversary, but major problems lie ahead for the Association in Wexford, particularly at under-age level.

New boss happy with his charges

CAMOGIE SUPREMO J.J. Doyle was understandably thrilled to see his side qualify for the league semi-finals following their eight-point victory over Galway in Enniscorthy on Saturday, and was particularly happy with how the game plan was executed.

Juveniles back in action

THE WEXFORD Under-16 hurlers are back in action. The county has been split in two, with Gorey/Enniscorthy Districts forming Wexford North and New Ross/Wexford Districts forming Wexford South.

GRASS ROOTS: SARSFIELDS

Congratulations from all club members to Jessie and Paul Harrington on the birth of their twin daughters, Abbie and Georgia. It seems that Paul was intent on doing things in twos last week as he also scored two points in the Seniors' 3-14 to 0-5 loss to Starlights in their All-County League opener in Bellefield on Saturday last.

Winter league a big success

THE SIXTH annual Gorey District winter league finals in Under-13 hurling took place over the last week.

Dubs downed with ease

By DEAN GOODISON

WEXFORD EASED into their National Camogie League Division 1 campaign with a comfortable victory - as their defence kept a second-half shut-out - against Dublin in Monamolin on Sunday last. As much as J.J. Doyle would later deny it, this was very much an experimental line-out for Wexford.

Gardaí celebrate All-Ireland win

THE D-BAR of Treacy's Hotel, Enniscorthy, was the venue for the presentation of All-Ireland Garda hurling medals to the 2009 champions.

Tom spread helmet gospel

COME BACK with me in time to the Summer of '69. No, Woodstock is not our destination nor flower power the topic, but the times they were a changin' in the hurling world too.