Rathnure make swift return to Senior | Leinster Campaigns await our County Champions
The Wexford Hurling PodcastShow Notes
We're joined on the podcast by Rathnure selector Dermot Flynn for a chat about their Intermediate County Final success against a spirited St James' while we also catch up with Garry Laffan for a review of that Final, Duffry Rovers Junior win and a look ahead to the Leinster campaigns that await our County Champions!
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We're joined for a chat on the podcast this week by Rathnure's John Conran and Shelmalier's Eoin Doyle to look ahead to the Wexford Senior Hurling County Final as Rathnure look to win their first title in 20 years while Shelmaliers look to win only their 3rd in their history and first since 2020. We talk: - what it means - match ups - juggling football - who can make the difference - county final memories We also look ahead to the Intermediate final between Davidstown and Cloughbawn and announce our Hurler of the Week from the semi finals.
After some dramatic quarter finals, the semi finals are upon us. All teams can now see a county final in sight and serious aspirations of taking home the trophy. In the first semi final we have the pairing from the 2020 final, and in the second we have the 2 from last years final. While in the intermediate we have some mouth watering games also. We were joined by Wexford and Oulart The Ballagh legend Rory Jacob to discuss. - Small Margins - Short Puck Outs - Quality Predictions - Preparation - Let The Shackles Off
Ben, Garry and Martin are joined this week on the Wexford Hurling Podcast by Cian Byrne, fresh from his heroics in the Relegation Final where he scored 1.13 for Fethard to help them secure senior status for 2027 at the expense of the Rapparees. We chat about Fethard's survival and look ahead to the 1/4 finals: - the dog in us - little bro to the rescue - game of inches - too long of a break vs too many games - predictions - Hurler of the Week
The knockout phase of the Wexford Senior Hurling Championship is here, along with the dreaded relegation finals. So it's win or bust for all teams and it begins this weekend. We were joined by Paul Laffan to look forward to an exciting weekend of action.
The club championship is heating up. With the last weekend of group games upon us, some teams must bring out their best to ensure survival in the championship, while others will want higher group placement for a better chance of progression. We were joined by Ed Rowsome and Peter Mernagh to discuss.