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Baltinglass Lift The Under 12 County Title
Baltinglass had to dig deep and show great character to come from behind before clinching the U12 A County Final on Sat Oct.10th on a fine day which was played in ideal conditions.
Rathnew take Miley back to the Village
Rathnew have beaten St Patricks of Wicklow Town in a thrilling contest in Aughrim this afternoon to win the Senior County Championship.
Derry 3-09 Wicklow 2-07
Although Wicklow have one remaining game against Offaly in the all
Ireland qualifiers, it looks as if the final curtain has come down on the Wicklow ladies all Ireland Junior championship campaign.
Michael Forde Reports
LJC Final: Wicklow 2-03 Louth 1-06
Ladies Leinster Junior Championship Final: Wicklow ladies will have a second bite at the cherry, after they drew with Louth on Sunday last in Dr. Cullen Park.
Michael Forde, Leinster PRO Reports
Wicklow 1-15 Down 0-17 – Match Report
Years of hurt and disappointment were a distant memory as Mickos youthful Wicklow side instilled a new found pride in the Wicklow Jersey with sensational 1-15 to 0-17 victory over 5 time All Ireland winners Down in Aughrim.
Wicklow 1-05 Louth 2-08
Its back to the drawing board for the Wicklow mentors and players after they failed to clear the first hurdle on their path to the TG4 Junior all Ireland final. For sixty minutes the Garden County searched in vain for the spark that would kick start their all Ireland campaign.
Michael Forde Reports.
Wicklow 0-17 Fermanagh 1-11
Wicklow played the majority of the second half with 14 men and then the final few minutes with 13 men to overcome Fermanagh in the First Round Qualifier in Aughrim…. Read more
Westmeath 0-16 Wicklow 1-10
Wicklow, who could and should have won the game in normal time, now go ‘on the road’ in the Qualifiers and O’Dwyer’s 120th game as a manager will be in the back-door series.
Wicklow 2-12 Longford 1-13
When the dust settles on the first round win it seems all the more impressive. Wicklow were good but nowhere near great. James Stafford, Thomas Walsh, Leighton Glynn and Seanie Furlong were good, but not great. The optimism is based on the knowledge that these players have the capacity to perform twice as good as they did against Longford….they have the capacity to be great.
Wicklow 0-10 Sligo 0-11
Wicklow lost out to rivals Sligo by the narrowest of margins in the final round of the National League at a sun kissed County Grounds on Saturday afternoon. After a heavy defeat in the minor game the crowd were in need of a lift and while the result wasdisappointing in the end, Wicklow displayed fight, guts and character that had been missing in defeat to Carlow.