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Stacey Redmond and her Oulart-the Ballagh colleagues will be hoping for better luck than this time last year when they lost to Killimor by a point.

Oulart aiming to seal dream date in Croker

IT HAS been steady improvement for Oulart-the Ballagh. In 2009 Cashel arrived on their home patch, played gritty and determined camogie in difficult conditions and emerged as relatively easy winners.

The Wexford Development Squad suffered a second loss in two weeks

By BRENDAN FURLONG In Wexford Park

WEXFORD MAY have been hoping to unearth a handful of players from their two outings, but their Walsh Shield semi-final against Offaly at Wexford Park on Sunday last left the new management with much soul-searching over the coming weeks before deciding on their league panel.

Camogie shorts

KATRINA PARROCK was the sole Wexford representative in action in the W.I.T. Sports Campus on Wednesday last when the home side started their bid for four Ashbourne Cup camogie titles in a row with an 0-11 to 0-4 win over N.U.I.G.

Dempsey to guide experimental hurlers in Walsh Cup

WEXFORD SENIOR hurlers open their 2012 campaign when they take on N.U.I.G. in the Walsh Cup at Bellefield on Saturday next (3 p.m.).

Hawk Eye two-year trial should benefit players and officials

IT HAS been decided that Hawk Eye technology will be introduced in Croke Park this year for all championship matches, on a two-year trial basis.

Trap's selection another clear example of giving credit to outsiders ahead of our own

ANOTHER YEAR passed and at administration level we have seen huge changes at the top table in Wexford G.A.A. which will lead to very interesting times ahead as we endeavour to re-assert Wexford as a major force at Senior level in hurling, try to cross the line in football to capture that elusive Leinster championship, as well as walk the economic tightrope that all County Boards find themselves encountering at present.

Hurling stars of the past

MATTY MCDONALD (FERNS ST. AIDAN'S)

Give the poor manager the benefit of the doubt!

By TOM'S HURLING ANALYSIS

I WILL venture to wager going into a new season that the most uttered post-defeat statement amongst supporters will be the immortal words 'we lost it on the line', and at some point the analytical conversation amongst all us experts will invariably focus on those fools over the team when all other avenues of blame are exhausted.

Back door entry sought for the Under-21 hurlers

WEXFORD IS to support a call to have All-ireland quarter-finals for beaten provincial finalists in Under-21 hurling.

Nolan Cup changes hands as Kildavin defeat Garda�

A KILDAVIN selection took possession of the Richie Nolan Cup after defeating a Garda selection in the bi-annual hurling tournament at Kildavin recently.

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