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Hurling Quarter Finals www.wexfordgaa.ie Facebook.com/wexgaa @OfficialWexGAA 2020 WEXFORD GAA HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS August 7th - 9th 2020 3 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINAL SENIOR Chadwicks Wexford Park • 07-08-2020 • 7.00pm • Referee: G. McGrath ST. MARTIN’S FIR IONAID 16. CALLUM QUIRKE 1 17. JOE COLEMAN 18. PHILIP DEMPSEY LUKE WHITE 19. CONOR COLEMAN 20. DARREN CODD 21. MICHAEL CODD 2 3 4 22. AN OTHER SAM AUDSLEY JOE O’CONNOR CONOR FIRMAN 23. JACK DEVEREUX 24. EOIN O LEARY 5 6 7 EXTENDED PANEL: BEN MADDOCK WILLIE DEVEREUX PADDY O’CONNOR PAIDI KELLY INJ DAITHI WATERS INJ DAVID CANTWELL 8 9 JOE BARRETT AARON MADDOCK LUKE KAVANAGH ZAC FIRMAN KYLE FIRMAN ADAM CANTWELL MARK MALONEY 10 11 12 DYLAN BYRNE JACK O’CONNOR RORY O’CONNOR DAVID CODD Manager: John Meyler Selectors: Brendan Roche, 13 14 15 Pat Frayne, Mick Kearney MIKEY COLEMAN CIARAN LYNG JAKE FIRMAN GLYNN-BARNTOWN FIR IONAID 16 JJ DOYLE 1 17 THOMAS DOYLE MARK FANNING 18 MURTAGH JOYCE 19 SHANE CODD 20 DAIRE BARRON 2 3 4 21 ARON KEHOE JACK FENLON PADRAIG DONNELLY GER DEMPSEY 22 SHANE WILDE 23 PARAIC WEAFER 5 6 7 24 MATTHEW DOYLE ALAN COWMAN MICHAEL O’REGAN DAVY CLARKE EXTENDED PANEL: BARRY DOYLE 8 9 FRANKIE HYNES JOHN LACEY BRENDAN DOYLE SHANE DOYLE IAN MORAN 10 11 12 MICHAEL LAFFAN ROWAN WHITE MICHAEL DOYLE CONOR MAHONEY CORMAC COONEY CHARLIE M cCLAIR DAVID ROCHE 13 14 15 MATTHEW JOYCE GARY MOORE FIONN COONEY 4 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINAL JUNIOR St. Patrick’s Park • 07-08-2020 • 7.00pm • Referee: D. Donovan RAPPAREES FIR IONAID 16 GARRY MURPHY 1 17 ANTHONY PEARE DAVID DOYLE 18 CHRISTOPHER DOYLE 19 MICHAEL MCVEIGH 20 JOHN RYAN 2 3 4 21 RONAN KIRWAN MATTHEW BALFE TOM WALL CATHAL RYAN 22 THOMAS WILDES 23 AARON RONAN 24 WILLIE DUNNE 5 6 7 25 ANTHONY LARKIN MICHAEL DELANEY EOIN QUIGLEY SEAN BREEN EXTENDED TEAM J P FARRELL 8 9 MICHAEL FARRELL PETER O’SULLIVAN PATRICK O’SHEA JOHN BARRON RYAN HADLEY 10 11 12 MICHAEL DEMPSEY DIARMUID CULLEN ED TOBIN CONOR FARRELL Manager: Stephen Murphy Selectors: Shay Byrne John Browne 13 14 15 Fiacre Ryan JACK KIRWAN JOE CULLEN CAOLAIN CARTY John B Tobin BANNOW-BALLYMITTY FIR IONAID 16 1 17 PADRAIG MCCORMACK GARY JORDAN 18 JOE SINNOTT 19 SEAN MCCORMACK 2 3 4 20 JAMES MCCORMACK DAVID WHITE ART SWEETMAN JOHN MERNAGH 21 DARREN CADOGAN 22 DEAN O'NEILL 5 6 7 23 JON REVILLE CLEM ROSSITER DAVID CURRID CONOR FURLONG 24 TOM REVILLE EXTENDED PANEL: 8 9 EDDIE DERMODY RYAN MORRIS JOHN O’LEARY DARREN O'GRADY DONAL MCLOUGHLIN 10 11 12 ROBBIE MAGEEN JACK DONOHOE MARK WALLACE GARY MORTON JAMES CROSBIE LIAM REDMOND 13 14 15 RICHIE WALSH KIERAN BUTLER ROBERT COGLEY 5 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINAL JUNIOR O’Kennedy Park • 07-08-2020 • 7.00pm • Referee: T. Furlong HORESWOOD FIR IONAID 17. MOSSY KENT 1 18. JOHN BRADLEY NEIL ENNIS 19. DAMIEN HEARN 20. JOHN CHAPMAN 2 3 4 21. DANNY NOLAN DAVID MURPHY SHANE O’HANLON BRIAN KEHOE 22. EOIN MURPHY 23. ALEX MOLLOY 5 6 7 24. DEAN ROBERTS DANNY BYRNE-MURPHY BARRY HEARN EAMONN O’SULLIVAN 25. JASON MURPHY EXTENDED PANEL: 8 9 GAVIN MURPHY JAMIE MYLER DECLAN MURPHY NIGEL DUNNE-SHERIFF 10 11 12 Manager: Roger Ennis JACK KEHOE SEAN HUNT SEAN NOLAN Selectors: Michael Duffin, John Kehoe, John Walsh, Stephen O'Connor 13 14 15 EDDIE BREEN MICHAEL O’HANLON JOE O’SULLIVAN FAYTHE HARRIERS FIR IONAID 16. PODGE FARRELL 1 17. LIAM CASSIN JOSH WALSH 18. EMMET NOLAN 19. CILLIAN BOGGAN 2 3 4 20. SHANE HOWARD MARK HENEBERY CIARAN KIRWAN SEAN BYRNE 21. JASON O'DOWD 22. JOHN BRIDGES 5 6 7 23. PAUDIE CLANCY CILLIAN LAWLOR DEAN WALSH JACK MURPHY 24. ALAN LYNCH 8 9 JIM BERRY WAYNE MALLON 10 11 12 CONOR KEHOE CON Ó DONNAGÁIN EOIN KAVANAGH 13 14 15 DAVID GOULDSON BEN HYNES STEPHEN KEARNEY 6 INTERMEDIATE ‘A’ HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP, QUARTER-FINAL INTERMEDIATE A Bellefield • 07-08-2020 • 7.00pm • Referee: J. O’Loughlin GUSSERANE O’RAHILLY’S FIR IONAID 16 KENNETH CAHILL 1 17 EOGHAN FORAN MICHAEL RYAN 18 MARTIN FITZHARRIS 19 TOM FORAN 20 JACK CULLETON 2 3 4 21 FINTAN RYAN JAMIE SHEEHAN TOMMY RYAN JACK O’CONNOR 22 DONAL KINSELLA 23 MARK KEHOE 5 6 7 24 SHANE DOYLE PARAIC CONWAY MARK ROSSITER EMMET CULLEN EXTENDED PANEL: SHANE CULLEN 8 9 CIARIAN CONWAY GRAEME CULLEN GAVIN SHEEHAN JACK BURFORD CONOR TWOMEY 10 11 12 LIAM DILLION ADRIAN REDMOND SAM WALL KEVIN DONOHOE Manager: Aidan O’Connor Selectors: Graham Wall, Michael Hennessy, 13 14 15 James Kinsella MARK O’NEILL JOHN ROCHE SEAN RYAN LIAM MELLOWS FIR IONAID 16. SEAN OG STAFFORD 1 17. SHANE HALPIN DYLAN FARRELL 18. DYLAN GOLAND 19. CHRIS CALLANAN 20. SEAN O’HAGAN 2 3 4 21. ROSS CODY RISTEARD KINSELLA FRANK ROCHE AARON CONDREN 22. YUSIF FRIH 23. FRANK KAVANAGH 5 6 7 24. STEPHEN MALONEY JOE GARDINER DANNY GARDINER MARC HALPIN EXTENDED PANEL: 8 9 GAVIN STAMP LIAM COLEMAN RORY HEFFERNAN FRANK KAVANAGH MICHAEL MORRISSEY DARRAGH HEFFERNAN 10 11 12 DANNY DIXON BRENDAN HALPIN COLIN KENNEDY ROBBIE BROOKS SAM CODY Manager: Tommy Dixon, 13 14 15 Selectors: Austin Fanning, CONOR CARTY RICHARD FARRELL EOIN CULLEN Dara Cullen, Stephen Rafferty 7 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR ‘A’ HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP B, ROUND 3 JUNIOR A The Rock • 07-08-2020 • 7.00pm • Referee: P. Brady TARA ROCKS FIR IONAID 16. SEAN GEOGHEGAN 1 17. CILLIN O TOOLE DEAN REDMOND 18. PETER HUGHES 19. JASON BOLGER 2 3 4 20. ROB MURPHY BEN MORRIS EDDIE HUGHES CATHAL O’REILLY 21. CONOR KINSELLA 22. CONOR HUGHES 5 6 7 23. NIALL BREEN BOBBY HUGHES PAUDAI HUGHES TOM MORDAUNT 24. PATRICK FORTUNE Manager: Colin Breen 8 9 Selectors: Richard Hughes STEPHEN HUGHES DEAN O’TOOLE Colm O Reilly P.J Gethings 10 11 12 CONOR DEVITT (C) MARK BOLAND NIALL HUGHES 13 14 15 BEN O’CONNOR LEE OWLEY JOE CURTIS RATHNURE FIR IONAID 16. DARREN KIRWAN 1 17. ADAM CARTY KYLE MARTIN 18. KEVIN O’LEARY 19. A.N. OTHER 2 3 4 20. RICHIE MURPHY BRENDAN FOLEY CIARAN DONNELLAN MARTIN O’CONNOR 21. SHANE FURLONG 22. PATRICK FLYNN 5 6 7 23. JASON MURPHY JAMIE MILLER SHANE MURPHY DYLAN HOGAN 24. OWEN LENNON 25. CIARAN MAHER 8 9 DERMOT REDDY PAUL MURPHY 10 11 12 THOMAS FURLONG AODHAN FOLEY TED O’CONNOR (C) 13 14 15 BRIAN LAWLER JAMES FLYNN NEIL MORRISSEY 8 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR ‘A’ HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP C, ROUND 3 JUNIOR A Castleboro • 07-08-2020 • 7.00pm • Referee: J. Tobin CLOUGHBAWN FIR IONAID 17. AARON BYRNE 1 18. DANIEL DEMPSEY NOEL CARTON 19. JAMES FLOOD 20. NEIL FOLEY 2 3 4 21. MARTIN KEHOE RYAN MURPHY COLIN DOYLE STEPHEN CASSERLY 22. CIARAN MURPHY 23. COLIN MURPHY 5 6 7 24. CATHAL SPRATT SHANE KEHOE CONOR HARRINGTON DAVIN MURPHY 25. PADDY WHITTY 8 9 LUKE CUMMINS JOHNNY CULLEN 10 11 12 JACK FLEMMING PAUL FOLEY LIAM FLOOD 13 14 15 JOEY LAWLOR MIKEY FLEMMING THOMAS FOLEY OULART-THE BALLAGH FIR IONAID 16. LEE O’CONNOR 17. ROBBIE DUNNE 1 18. DARREN NOLAN BARRY LEACY 19. JOHN ROCHE 20. EDWARD O’DOWD 21. LEE HORE 2 3 4 22. EDWARD O’DOWD AIDAN MURPHY KEVIN SINNOTT COLIN BROWNE (V/C) 23. PIERCE REDMOND 24. ETHAN FREEMAN EXTENDED PANEL: 5 6 7 ROBBIE CLEARY CRAIG DAVITT DAVID ROSSITER AARON BYRNE ROB FOLEY DAN NOLAN ANTHONY STAMP 8 9 LIAM ROCHE NIALL NIMMO CONOR LAWLESS IAN CODD EOIN O CONNOR DAIRE SWORDS CATHAL SINNOTT 10 11 12 JACK ROSSITER LORCAN NIMMO STEPHEN O’CONNOR JIM FINN COLIN SUNDERLAND STEPHEN DOYLE GARY MURPHY 13 14 15 TOM HARPER BARRY SINNOTT JAMES O’TOOLE JAMIE LEACY (C) MICHAEL DOYLE INJURED DARREN STAMP INJURED 9 PERMANENT TSB JUNIOR ‘A’ HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP D, ROUND 3 JUNIOR A Kilmore • 07-08-2020 • 2.00pm • Referee: P. Murphy KILMORE FIR IONAID 16. NOEL CASEY 1 17. AARON KIELTHY BARRY SINNOTT 18. WILLIAM CARLEY 19. MARTIN FRAYNE 2 3 4 20. PARAIC REVILLE SHANE GOFF ROB COUSINS JACK DOYLE 21. AARON GOFF 22. PHILLY SUTTON 5 6 7 23. THOMAS CARLEY DENIS KENNY CRISTOIR REVILLE SEAN CARLEY 24. DEAN FARRELL 8 9 TOM COUSINS JAMIE SCALLAN 10 11 12 TOM WHITE TOM BYRNE DAITHI MOORE 13 14 15 CHRIS O’CONNOR PADDY BYRNE GRAHAM MERNAGH ADAMSTOWN FIR IONAID 16 PAUL COOPER 1 17 JAMES DELANEY PAUL DELANEY 18 LIAM M cDONALD 19 DAVID O’GORMAN 2 3 4 20 CRAIG KENNY JAMES FURLONG COLM BOLAND CIARÁN ENGLISH 21 SHANE BRADLEY 22 SEANIE O’NEILL 5 6 7 23 TOM ROCHE JAMES DUNLEAVY JOHN WHELAN MICHAEL DUNLEAVY 8 9 PAUDGE WICKHAM PETER FINN 10 11 12 JAMES DILLON SHANE WHITE RUÁIRÍ O’BRIEN 13 14 15 BARRY POWER (C) PAUDGE KAVANAGH WILLIAM WHITNEY ROTHWELL 10 11 12 PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINAL SENIOR Chadwicks Wexford Park • 08-08-2020 • 6.30pm • Referee: B. Redmond NAOMH ÉANNA FIR IONAID 16. BARRY KINSELLA 17. DARRAGH HUGHES 1 18. ROBBIE HAYES JACK CUSHE 19. GEAROID CULLEN 20. TOM STAFFORD 21. WILLIAM CULLEN 2 3 4 22. JACK DORAN PEDRO TRAVERS BRENDAN TRAVERS (C) EOIN CONROY 23. CIAN BROWNE 24. DARRAGH CANAVAN 25. LEE KINSELLA 5 6 7 SEAN DOYLE EOIN MOLLOY JACK CULLEN EXTENDED PANEL JOHN O’BRIEN SEAMUS O’DONNELL 8 9 EVAN O’DWYER AODHAN DOYLE GARY MOLLOY SEAN DOWLING NATHAN BYRNE SEAN DELANEY 10 11 12 Management CHARLIE M cGUCKIN PADRAIG DOYLE CIAN MOLLOY Selectors - Louis Cullen, Pat Doyle and Padraig Cronin Trainer - Willie Cleary 13 14 15 Physio - Adrian Copeland CATHAL DUNBAR CONOR M cDONALD DAVID O’BRIEN Nutritionist - Yvonne Treacy FERNS ST.
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