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Hurlers take the honours in Fingal
WICKLOW overcame Fingal in the second half destpite being down to 14 men in round two of the Allianz Hurling League Division 3B game at Lawless Park on Saturday. Don Hyland's dismissal for a second yellow follow on 47 minutes left Wicklow short their full forward but the Garden County men who were holding a two point lead at the time came through without him.
GRASSROOTS
NEWTOWN: Newtown GAA's new season got under way last Saturday with our opening league clash in Tinahely. In a hotly contested and gritty game, the lead changed hands several times.
Impressive Aughrim are leading the way
THE DIVISION 3 South game between Aughrim and Annacurra a very exciting local derby, played in Annacurra. Aughrim got off to a good start with an early goal. Annacurra fought bravely and for most of the first half it was end to end stuff. Daniel Owens and Adam Rochford played well in the middle of the field for Aughrim while Oisin Furlong, brought on to strengthen the Annacurra midfield, and Elliot Robinson got stuck in and never let them dominate.
KEOGH'S CORNER
Under-21s lose out: A GOOD win for Micko's men on Sunday but one that leaves a lot of unanswered questions. After four rounds of the league Wicklow have threes wins on the board and one very narrow defeat. That leaves them in a good enough position to make a big push for promotion, should Micko decide to go down that road.
Wicklow U-14 camogie side trounce neighbours Carlow
WICKLOW'S under fourteen girls made it two straight victories in successive weeks, this comprehensive victory away to Carlow following hot on the heels of their narrow home win over Laois.
GRASSROOTS
ÉIRE ÓG, GREYSTONES: The venue for the Éire Óg against Kilcoole 2009 Intermediate Football League game was in a state of flux up to well after lunchtime on the day of the game.
Coláiste Bhride are champions
THE COUNTY Wicklow Post Primary Schools senior A camogie championship came to a conclusion in Pearse's Park Arklow on Thursday with the Liam Kavanagh Cup going to Colaiste Bhride Carnew.
Hyland returns to hurling squad
DON HYLAND has come out of intercounty retirement to give Wicklow hurlers a dig out after a dismal playing season in 2009.
Scoil Chonglais girls in senior final
SCOIL CHONGLAIS may have failed to take the senior camogie crown but their senior girl's footballers were most impressive in reaching the county final.
St. David's juveniles advance in Leinster
THE QUALIFIER for the Leinster juvenile D hurling championship was held in Kilcoole on Friday. Winners were St David's Greystones who defeated De La Salle College Wicklow in the final.
Inside Hurling
- KEOGH'S CORNER
- GRASSROOTS: ST. NICHOLAS
- Wickow U-14 side defeat Laois in first game of season
- Transfer headache for County Board
- Champions Rathnew celebrate another successful year
- Rathcoyle make it four-in-a-row in Trath na gCeist after tie-break
- GRASSROOTS
- KEOGH'S CORNER
- GRASSROOTS
- GRASSROOTS
- KEOGH'S CORNER
- O'Neill saves the day
- Three county teams in action at weekend
- Indoor hurling news
- Good day at the office
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