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www.wexfordgaa.ie Facebook.com/wexgaa @OfficialWexGAA 2021 WEXFORD GAA HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS Ro und August 20th - 22nd, 2021 3 3 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP B, ROUND 3 SENIOR Chadwick’s Wexford Park • 20-08-2021 • 6.45pm • Referee: Dan Crosby FAYTHE HARRIERS FIR IONAID 16 JOSH WALSH 1 17 PODGE FARRELL JAMES HENEBERY 18 CONAL CROWLEY 19 FIACH CROWLEY 2 3 4 20 CONAL CLANCY ALEX LYNCH CIARAN KIRWAN BRENDAN MULLIGAN 21 LIAM CASSIN 22 DEAN WALSH 5 6 7 23 EOIN KAVANAGH COLM HEFFERNAN RICHIE KEHOE DANNY WALSH 24 JASON GORDON 25 SEAN BYRNE 26 STEPHEN KEARNEY 8 9 27 CALUM CORCORAN KYLE SCALLAN JOHN BRIDGES 28 BEN HYNES 29 CONOR HALLIGAN 10 11 12 30 RICHIE LAWLOR JOSH SHEIL JIM BERRY WAYNE MALLON 13 14 15 GLEN MURPHY BUTLER EOIN ROCHE LEE CHIN RATHNURE FIR IONAID 16. JASON LAWLOR 1 17. OWEN LENNON DERMOT FLYNN 18. PODGE DOYLE 19. MICHAEL MARTIN 2 3 4 20. CIARAN DOYLE MAHER DENIS MAHER BRIAN QUIGLEY PHILIP REDMOND 21. MICHEAL O’CONNOR 22. AIDAN REDMOND 5 6 7 23. SEANIE REDMOND STEPHEN MARTIN PADDY WHITLEY EOIN HIGGINS 24. EOIN BOGGAN 25. JAMIE LENNON 26. CONOR SOMERS 8 9 27. MICHAEL SOMERS SHANE LAWLOR CIARAN O’CONNOR 28. RORY HIGGINS 10 11 12 AJ REDMOND JACK REDMOND MICHAEL REDMOND 13 14 15 SEAN O’CONNOR JAMES TOBIN MARK BOLAND 4 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR ‘A’ HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP C, ROUND 2 JUNIOR A Monamolin • 20-08-2021 • 6.45pm • Referee: John Carton BUFFERS ALLEY FIR IONAID 16. TONY DORAN JNR 1 17. CATHAL BREEN CIAN O’CONNOR 18. PADRAIG KINSELLA 19. PAUDIE KINSELLA 20. TOM O’LEARY 2 3 4 21. EWAN JOHNSTON OISIN TYRELL JOHN FURLONG ALAN DOYLE 22. CIAN FORTUNE 23. MYLES O’CONNOR 24. STEPHEN FURLONG 5 6 7 25. DARRAGH BUTLER COLM ÓG DORAN JOHN DONOVAN LEONARD LEACY 26. DARRAGH PRENDERGAST 27. JAMES REILLY 28. WALTER GAHAN 8 9 29. PAIDÍ REIDY OWEN M cNULTY OISÍN FORTUNE 30. CONOR KENNY 31. GEARÓID O’CONNOR 32. JACKIE DEMPSEY DOYLE 10 11 12 33. JACK WHELAN ADAM DOYLE ADAM BYRNE OWEN DEMPSEY Manager: Anthony Kelly Selectors: Will Walsh, 13 14 15 Joe Kirwan, Paul Doran PARAIC ROCHE PAUL DORAN ROBERT DONNELLY Physio: Mary Alice Murphy TARA ROCKS FIR IONAID NO TEAM SUPPLIED 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 5 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP C, ROUND 3 SENIOR Chadwicks Wexford Park • 21-08-2021 • 3.00pm • Referee: Thomas Furlong RAPPAREES FIR IONAID 16. LENNY CONNOLLY 1 17. OISIN PEPPER ANTHONY LARKIN 18. ORAN CARTY 19. TOMMY FOLEY 2 3 4 20. KEVIN COURTNEY NATHAN O’CONNOR LIAM RYAN BEN EDWARDS 21. JOHN RYAN 22. DAVY DOYLE 5 6 7 23. TOM WALL ANTHONY ROCHE JACK KELLY KEVIN FOLEY 24. RONAN KERVICK 25. PETER O'SULLIVAN 26. DYLAN M cVEIGH 8 9 27. CATHAL RYAN ALAN TOBIN JAMES PEARE 28. MICHAEL DEMPSEY 10 11 12 DILLON REDMOND TOMÁS MAHON RYAN MAHON 13 14 15 KEVIN RYAN NICK DOYLE RICKY FOX ST. MOGUE’S FETHARD FIR IONAID 16 CIARAN FURLONG 1 17 KEVIN ROWE SEAN FOLEY 18 RUAIRI TUBRITT 19 DARREN FOLEY 20 AARON MURPHY 2 3 4 21 RICKY ROWE DANIEL MULLEN DARRAGH BARDEN DYLAN WHELAN 22 BRIAN DILLON 23 MIKIE BARDEN 5 6 7 24 SEAN SUTTON RICHARD WATERS JOE SUTTON MARK WALLACE 25 OGIE DOYLE 26 JAMES DILLON 8 9 27 STEPHEN BARRY GRAHAM O’GRADY GARRETH FOLEY Manager: Liam Fennelly Selectors: Georgie Foley 10 11 12 Robert Whelan, John Power CIARAN DWYER JOHN TUBRITT JIMMY SUTTON Robert Swan Fitness Coach: Eddie Jackman 13 14 15 Physio: John Moorehouse CIAN BYRNE BRIAN POWER MIKIE DWYER 6 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP A, ROUND 3 SENIOR Chadwicks Wexford Park • 21-08-2021 • 6.30pm • Referee: David Jenkins CLOUGHBAWN FIR IONAID 16. NOEL CARTON 1 17. SHANE KEHOE SEAN KEATING 18. COREY BOLGER 19. DAVID DOYLE MURPHY 2 3 4 20. MIKEY FLEMING GAVIN MURPHY BARRY CARTON JAMES DEMPSEY 21. NATHAN MCDONALD 22. AARON MACMANUS 5 6 7 23. CIARAN MURPHY BARRY KEHOE CONNAL FLOOD COLM KEHOE 24. STEPHEN CASSERLY 25. LUKE CUMMINS 26. JOEY HARRINGTON 8 9 27. KYLE MURPHY EANNA DOYLE JOHNNY CULLEN 28. PAIDI CULLEN 29. DAVIN MURPHY 10 11 12 ALAN CARTON HARRY KEHOE LIAM FLOOD Management: Tommy Roche, Aidan Kielthy, Paul Flood, Tom Cullen 13 14 15 PADDY WHITTY BOB WHITTY JACK FLEMING ST. ANNE’S FIR IONAID 16 REDMOND BARRY 1 17 PARAIC O'KEEFFE PAUL BRENNAN 18 BRIAN KAVANAGH 19 KEVIN WHITE 2 3 4 20 VINCENT CARROLL FINN O’DRISCOLL LIAM SCHOKMAN EOIN RYAN 21 JUSTIN MORAN 22 MICHAEL O'BRIEN 5 6 7 23 DYLAN O'BRIEN BEN MOORE KEVIN WHELAN AIDAN ROCHFORD 24 KYLE KENNEDY 25 MOSSY CULLEN 26 GAVIN O'BRIEN 8 9 27 RORY BYRNE DIARMUID O’KEEFFE LIAM ÓG M cGOVERN 28 JACK O'BRIEN 29 SEAN GAUL 10 11 12 30 MICHAEL CULLEN MARK FURLONG MICHAEL FOGARTY ANDREW KENNEDY 13 14 15 LIAM ROCHFORD DARRAGH FURLONG JONATHAN FOGARTY 7 THE COURTYARD FERNS INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP, RD. 3 INTERMEDIATE Group A • Bellefield • 21-08-2021 • 3.00pm • Referee: Barry Redmond TAGHMON-CAMROSS FIR IONAID 16 SEAN O’GORMAN 1 17 CONOR MURPHY JACK DUNNE 18 CHRIS CULLEN 19 TM BANVILLE 2 3 4 20 PAT NOLAN DAVID O’KEEFFE ALAN NOLAN STEPHEN STAFFORD 21 MAURICE COGLEY O’CONNOR 22 JACK KELLY 5 6 7 23 JAMES KELLY 24 CORMAC MCGRATH DARREN CARTY IAN CARTY BARRY O’GORMAN 25 DAVID KELLY 26 PADDY NOLAN 8 9 27 MARTIN ROCHE SHANE LACEY THOMAS FURLONG 29 MICK O’GORMAN 30 ROBBIE NOLAN 10 11 12 LUKE SINNOTT STEPHEN O’GORMAN MICHAEL FOLEY 13 14 15 CATHAL DOYLE STEPHEN O’KEEFFE ADAM SINNOTT OYLEGATE-GLENBRIEN FIR IONAID 16 EDDIE MERNAGH 1 17 FERGUS HEFFERNAN KEVIN COSGRAVE 18 PODGE DORAN 19 JIM WHITE 2 3 4 20 NIALL PARKER EVAN KELLY MICHAEL HEFFERNAN PAIDI CASEY 21 FERGAL DORAN 22 PATRICK CULLEN 5 6 7 23 TOMAS STAMP ENDA SLUDDS DAMIEN RECK MIKE KELLY 24 CONOR DOYLE 25 BRYAN M cCORMACK 8 9 26 FIACHRA HOURIHANE SHANE RECK PETER ROWLEY 27 TOMAS COSGRAVE 28 CIARAN HOURIHANE 10 11 12 Manager: MJ Reck JACK RECK JAMIE RECK BARRY DUNNE 13 14 15 JOE DUNNE CONOR HEFFERNAN SEAMUS CASEY 8 THE COURTYARD FERNS INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP, RD. 3 INTERMEDIATE Group D • Bellefield • 21-08-2021 • 6.30pm • Referee: Brendan Martin GUSSERANE-O’RAHILLY’S FIR IONAID 16 MARK FLYNN 1 17 EOIN FORAN MICHEÁL RYAN 18 TOM FORAN 19 CIARAN CONWAY 20 GARY O’GRADY 2 3 4 21 JACK CULLETON JACK BURFORD TOMMY RYAN JACK O’CONNOR 22 SHANE DOYLE 23 MARK O’NEILL 5 6 7 24 DONAL KINSELLA PARAIC CONWAY MARK ROSSITER ADRIAN REDMOND 25 CONOR TWOMEY 26 JAMES REDMOND 27 MARTIN FITZHARRIS 8 9 28 AARON WHELAN GRAEME CULLEN MARK KEHOE 29 EMMET CULLEN 30 FINTAN RYAN 10 11 12 Manager: Aidan O’Connor. GAVIN SHEEHAN SEAN RYAN KEVIN DONOHOE Selectors: Greame Wall, Michael Hennessy, James Kinsella, 13 14 15 Ger Murphy JAMIE SHEEHAN JOHN ROCHE SAM WALL BALLYGARRETT FIR IONAID 16 AARON HALL 1 17 JOE BURKE HARRY BYRNE 18 CONOR DOYLE 19 JACK P DOYLE 2 3 4 20 JACK DOYLE ADAM FLEMING EDDIE REDMOND JOHNNY SINNOTT 21 JORDAN GOFF 22 TOM HOBBS 5 6 7 23 PAUDIE NEARY SEAN O’BRIEN STEPHEN REDMOND BRENDAN CORCORAN 24 BRIAN O’CONNOR 25 TOM SINNOTT 8 9 DARREN MORRIS PATRICK FLEMING 10 11 12 JACK HOBBS PATRICK NAUGHTER KILLIAN DOYLE 13 14 15 KYLE MOORE KAVANAGH SHANE QUINN EOIN CORCORAN 9 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP A, ROUND 3 JUNIOR St. Patrick’s Park • 21-08-2021 • 3.00pm • Referee: David O’Leary DAVIDSTOWN-COURTNACUDDY FIR IONAID 16. STEPHEN SHERIDAN 1 17. DARL FREEMAN SEAN COOPER 18. FIONN DOYLE 19. OISIN HAYES 2 3 4 20. STEVEN DUNBAR DARRA FURLONG DARRA COOPER EDDIE KELLY 21. DONAL O’SHEA 22. STEPHEN KENNEDY 23. OISIN COONEY 5 6 7 24. DAVID SHORES DAVID TREACY PHILIP MURPHY MARK MURPHY 25. CHARLIE DUNNE 26. JOE ASKINSON 8 9 27. EOIN KANE BARRY HASSEY DAVID O’DWYER 28. BILL HARRIGHTON 29. CONAL KERVICK 10 11 12 30. JAMES KELLY CILLIAN DOYLE ANDREW SHORE MICHAEL M cGINTY 13 14 15 DAVID DUNNE WALLY FURLONG (C) BARRY NOLAN KILMORE FIR IONAID 16. NATHAN BATES 1 17. WILLIAM CARLEY GRAHAM MERNAGH 18. PAUL MURPHY 19. AARON KIELTHY 2 3 4 20. PAURIC REVILLE SHANE GOFF STEVIE COUSINS JACK DOYLE 21. MARK SINNOTT 22. AARON BUSHER 23. THOMAS CARLEY 5 6 7 24. RYAN SINNOTT DENIS KENNY CRISTOIR REVILLE DAITHI MOORE 25. RORY CARDIFF 26. KEITH BATES 8 9 27. THOMAS KINSELLA SEAN CARLEY TOM BYRNE 28. PIERCE M cDONNELL 29. EOGHAN BARRY 10 11 12 30. 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    www.wexfordgaa.ie Facebook.com/wexgaa @OfficialWexGAA Round 1 2021 WEXFORD GAA HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS August 6th - 8th, 2021 3 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP D, ROUND 1 SENIOR Chadwick’s Wexford Park • 06-08-2021 • 7.30pm • Referee: J. Owens GLYNN-BARNTOWN FIR IONAID 16 NIALL WHITTY 1 17 BRENDAN DOYLE MARK FANNING 18 ROBBIE HILLIS 19 MATTHEW DOYLE 2 3 4 20 MICHAEL LAFFAN PADRAIG DONNELLY JACK FENLON GER DEMPSEY 21 KEVIN MAHONEY 22 FRANKY HYNES 5 6 7 23 CORMAC COONEY DAVY CLARKE MICHAEL O’REGAN MURTAGH JOYCE 24 MATTHEW JOYCE 25 THOMAS DOYLE 26 MATTHEW BANVILLE 8 9 27 ALAN COWMAN DARRAGH CARLEY GARY MOORE 28 ALAN MAHONEY 10 11 12 MICHAEL DOYLE JOHN LACEY SHANE WILDE 13 14 15 FIONN COONEY ROWAN WHITE CRAIG DOYLE ST. MARTIN’S FIR IONAID 16. CALLUM QUIRKE 1 17. BEN MADDOCK DYLAN BYRNE 18. DAVID CODD 19. DIARMUID O’LEARY 2 3 4 20. CONOR COLEMAN SAM AUDSLEY PHILIP DEMPSEY CONOR FIRMAN 21. RORY DEVEREUX 22. JOE BARRETT 5 6 7 23. BEN STAFFORD DAITHI WATERS PATRICK O’CONNOR EOIN O’LEARY 24. MICHAEL CODD 25. DAVID CANTWELL 26. JOE O’CONNOR 8 9 27. WILLIE DEVEREUX LUKE KAVANAGH DARREN CODD 28. MARK MALONEY 10 11 12 JACK DEVEREUX JACK O’CONNOR JOE COLEMAN 13 14 15 CIARAN LYNG RORY O’CONNOR MIKEY COLEMAN 4 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP A, ROUND 1 SENIOR Chadwicks Wexford Park • 07-08-2021 • 3.00pm • Referee: J. Heffernan SHELMALIERS FIR IONAID 16. BRIAN MURPHY 1 17. EOGHAN NOLAN ADAM HOWLIN 18.
  • Dublin V Antrim, Laois V Wexford

    Dublin V Antrim, Laois V Wexford

    These re Our Colours Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Quarter Finals Áth Cliath v Aontroim 26th June, 3.00pm Pairc Tailteann Laois v Loch Garman 26th June, 6.00pm Nowlan Park RUNAÍ CLÁR OIFIGIÚIL Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Championship COMMUNITY These re Our Colours MATTERS PROUD SPONSORS OF THE ALL IRELAND HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Championship COMMUNITY These re Our Colours Saturday 26th June Leinster Senior Hurling Championship MATTERS Quarter Finals: Ath Cliath v Aontroim Pairc Tailteann Navan (3.00) Match Officials Ref: Liam Gordon (Gaillimh) Stdby: James Owens (Loch Garman) Linesman: Shane Guinan (Uibh Fhaili) Sideline: Adam Kinahan (Uibh Fhaili) Laois v Loch Garman UPMC Nowlan Park Kilkenny (6.00) Match Officials Ref: Thomas Walsh (Port Lairge) Stdby: John Keenan (Cill Mhantain) Linesman: Chris Mooney (Ath Cliath) Sideline: Nicky O’Toole (Port Lairge) PROUD SPONSORS OF THE ALL IRELAND HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP WELCOME FROM SPONSORS THE CHAIRMAN MESSAGE Normally my message would be one of welcome to our supporters, but as Covid continues to impact our lives and our games, the welcomes are largely on hold. It is however most welcome that our Championships can take place again this year and that we can welcome at least a limited number of people into our grounds to see them. Laois failed to register a win in the League but showed improvement as the season progressed. As the vaccination programme continues and the They will have a Division 1 relegation play-off in number of cases decrease, I am hopeful that with August against Westmeath but will no doubt be continued vigilance and care, consideration will totally focussed on the Championship now and on be given to increased attendances as the season lowering Wexford’s colours.
  • 1 Cumann Lúthchleas Gael

    1 Cumann Lúthchleas Gael

    Cumann Lúthchleas Gael - Coiste Átha Cliath Comhdháil Bhliantúil Páirc Parnell, Dé Luain 14ú Nollaig 2015 ar 7.00 i.n. An Clár 1. Minutes of 2014 Convention. 2. Adoption of Standing Orders. 3. Auditor's Report and Financial Statement. 4. Secretary's Report. 5. Appointment of Tellers. 6. Election of Officers. 7. Fixture Planning & Competitions Control Committee Reports. 8. Coiste Éisteachta Report. 9. Commercial & Marketing Report 10. Coaching & Games Development Reports 11. Health & Wellbeing Report 12. Appointment of Auditor. 13. Motions. 14. Appointment of Delegates to Leinster Convention. 15. Appointment of Delegates to Congress. Standing Orders for Convention A. The Proposer of a Resolution, or Amendment thereto, may speak for 5 minutes but no longer. B. A Delegate speaking to a Resolution, or amendment, shall not exceed 3 minutes. C. The Proposer of a Resolution, or Amendment, may speak a second time for 5 minutes before a vote is taken, but no other Delegate may speak a second time to any Resolution or Amendment. D. The Chairman shall, at any time he considers a matter has been sufficiently discussed, call on the Proposer to reply, after which a vote will be taken. E. A Delegate may, with the consent of the Chairman, move "that the question be now put" after which, when the Proposer has spoken, a vote must be taken. 1 AINMNIUCHÁIN Cathaoirleach Seán Mac Seanlaoich (Craobh Chiaráin) Outgoing Leas-Chathaoirleach Mícheál Ó Saomhar (Oileáin na hÉireann) Outgoing Cisteoir Fionnbharr Ó Mathúna (Naomh Pádraig Baile Phámar) Outgoing Leas-Rúnaí/Cisteoir
  • The College GAA Connection Dunamaggin and St. Kieran's

    The College GAA Connection Dunamaggin and St. Kieran's

    The College GAA Connection Dunamaggin and St. Kieran's College On Sunday 16th April last, two young Dunamaggin men contributed significantly to St. Kieran's College defeating St. Flannan's College, Ennis in the All Ireland Colleges Senior A hurling final. That win gave the College a record 14 Croke Cup titles. The crucial score was a fine individual goal hard earned and well taken by Liam Heffernan from Caherleske. He was assisted by Seaghan O'Neill, who also contributed mightily to a famous Colleges victory. These two, of course, have become accustomed to winning championships in recent years with outstanding Dunamaggin underage teams. In an article of this length it would be impossible to mention every student from Dunnamaggin parish who played hurling and football for the College because there has been a long tradition of students and seminarians who wore the black and white hoops. Students from the parish of Dunnamaggin have played hurling in St. Kieran's College since the beginnings of the school in the early nineteenth century. However Gaelic Games were not formally organised among the Colleges until 1905 and it was only at that stage hurling superseded rugby as the principle game in the school. St. Kierans first took part in the Leinster Colleges championships in hurling and football in 1922. But it was not until 1941 that a Dunnamaggin player featured on a St. Kieran's winning Leinster side. That was Pat O'Neill of Ballintee who played at wing forward on a team captained by Tommy Maher (later Monsignor). Monsignor Pat, now a retired pastor in California, presented Dunnamaggin club with their Clubman of the year trophy.