Munster hurling madness on the way, Wexford on the brink, are Offaly back – THE SATURDAY PANEL
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OTB’s John Duggan is joined by Leinster winner with Wexford Rory Jacob, former Cork and Wexford boss John Meyler and Irish Independent GAA correspondent Michael Verney to look ahead to the final group games in the Leinster and Munster hurling championships.
There are final places up for grabs, Wexford staring down the barrel of relegation and previewing the Joe McDonagh Cup final.
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