Wexford Club Hurling 2026

Replying To ElGranSenor:  "Do we think Davidstown will have many called up to the Wexford panel? Feel like it's the same clubs yo-yoing between Senior and Intermediate, don't ever remember them in Senior, they'd be a shot in the arm for Wexford hurling in a way if they were to get promoted, would show that hard work at underage pays off even if you're from a club that is no considered to be that strong traditionally

Seán O'Brien has gone into some size, don't think he's 18 yet so probably still growing but his S&C work would put a lot of others in the county to shame, a lot of that is probably because gym culture is a bit non-existent in Wexford unfortunately"

Replying To Afinestick96:  "How did he fare for Cushinstown on Saturday? From what I hear the work he puts in is incredible would love to see him feature for our seniors in the walsh cup. Other counties arent afraid to play their best young players and neither should we"

Replying To MyOhMi:  "Scored 1-12 from a total score of 2-16 against Shels with 0-4 of that coming from play .. That is a fair contribution from an 18 year old."

Replying To Afinestick96:  "How did he fare for Cushinstown on Saturday? From what I hear the work he puts in is incredible would love to see him feature for our seniors in the walsh cup. Other counties arent afraid to play their best young players and neither should we"

Replying To MyOhMi:  "Scored 1-12 from a total score of 2-16 against Shels with 0-4 of that coming from play .. That is a fair contribution from an 18 year old."

Replying To MyOhMi:  "Askamore have been hanging around intermediate a long long time and promise most years but fail to deliver. That said they have been doing pretty okay over the last few years at Minor level and are bringing some very good young hurlers into the fray. Their forwards are decent but I do think their defenders would be cannon fodder at Senior level"

Replying To MyOhMi:  "Scored 1-12 from a total score of 2-16 against Shels with 0-4 of that coming from play .. That is a fair contribution from an 18 year old."

Replying To Trump2:  "You can only beat what's in front of you but remember it was Shels 2nd team. Jamie Kennedy and Darragh Ryan are putting in similar performances from play v Senior teams."

Replying To Trump2:  "You can only beat what's in front of you but remember it was Shels 2nd team. Jamie Kennedy and Darragh Ryan are putting in similar performances from play v Senior teams."

Replying To Trump2:  "You can only beat what's in front of you but remember it was Shels 2nd team. Jamie Kennedy and Darragh Ryan are putting in similar performances from play v Senior teams."

Replying To Afinestick96:  "Would be an enormous boost for the Martins if it is true. Cant wait for the semi final weekend. Rathnure and Martins has the makings of a classic it could go either way. I think Rathnure's hunger could sway it but if Rory is actually back that could have a huge bearing. Tough one to call between Gorey and Shels too. I would give a hesitant vote to Gorey in that one.
In the intermediate Davidstown are the story causing shocks between Bunclody and now Crossabeg this weekend. They wont fear Askamore it will be a 50-50 game a great chance for both teams to get to a County final.
Cloughbawn and James' is another tough game to call. Cloughbawn probably have the better hurlers but the James' just dont know when they are beaten as proven again on Saturday in their win over the Alley.
Its all to play for cant wait for the Semi final weekend now."

Replying To camánouttathat:  "I agree it's 50/50 with Rathnure and Martins. I wonder would the fact that St Martins are involved in the football have a bearing as they are out every week compared to Rathnure who have a weeks recovery. Only 6 teams have won both the senior hurling and senior football championships and St Anne's the only team to do the double. Would St Martins fancy their chances at the double also?

Didn't think Gorey were in great shape at start of the championship, and like another poster said don't have the killer instimct to put teams away. I think shels will have too much for them and have been going under the radar as most of the focus has been on Rathnure and St Martins

Im glad the draw worked out for Davidstown and Askamore on one side as I would love to see either side in the final. Davidstown are bit of a Cinderella story. Junior 4 years ago, clubhouse destroyed in storm 10 years ago and a lot of work put in with their grounds, small numbers compared to senior clubs and majority of intermediate clubs and now 60 minutes away from Intermediate final. Askamore have been there or there abouts but never kicked on and have a great chance now. St James have also been down this road before. I don't think they are as strong as previous years but they always fight to the end and will certainly put it up to Cloughbawn. Cloughbawn have been favorites for past 2 seasons and got caught on the hop with Fethard last year. If they don't get over the line this year I would worry for them. Nothing happening at underage joined with Ross at minor, 2nd team now in Junior B which is too big of a gap in standard of hurling for your 1st team subs. Could be Buffers Alley 2.0"

Replying To camánouttathat:  "I agree it's 50/50 with Rathnure and Martins. I wonder would the fact that St Martins are involved in the football have a bearing as they are out every week compared to Rathnure who have a weeks recovery. Only 6 teams have won both the senior hurling and senior football championships and St Anne's the only team to do the double. Would St Martins fancy their chances at the double also?

Didn't think Gorey were in great shape at start of the championship, and like another poster said don't have the killer instimct to put teams away. I think shels will have too much for them and have been going under the radar as most of the focus has been on Rathnure and St Martins

Im glad the draw worked out for Davidstown and Askamore on one side as I would love to see either side in the final. Davidstown are bit of a Cinderella story. Junior 4 years ago, clubhouse destroyed in storm 10 years ago and a lot of work put in with their grounds, small numbers compared to senior clubs and majority of intermediate clubs and now 60 minutes away from Intermediate final. Askamore have been there or there abouts but never kicked on and have a great chance now. St James have also been down this road before. I don't think they are as strong as previous years but they always fight to the end and will certainly put it up to Cloughbawn. Cloughbawn have been favorites for past 2 seasons and got caught on the hop with Fethard last year. If they don't get over the line this year I would worry for them. Nothing happening at underage joined with Ross at minor, 2nd team now in Junior B which is too big of a gap in standard of hurling for your 1st team subs. Could be Buffers Alley 2.0"