The Wexford U21 team before July's Leinster final win over Kilkenny. Ryan Byrne / INPHO
Ryan Byrne / INPHO / INPHO
WEXFORD HAVE UNVEILED the side that will aim to end the county’s 50-year U21 hurling drought next Saturday night.
Manager JJ Doyle has named an unchanged side for their Bord Gáis Energy All-Ireland U21 final clash with Limerick in Semple Stadium.
To date this summer Wexford have overcome Kildare, Offaly, Kilkenny and Antrim to reach this juncture.
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They can call on ten of the team that lost last year’s All-Ireland U21 decider against Clare in Oliver O’Leary, Liam Ryan, Eoin Conroy, Jim White, Padraig Foley, Jack O’Connor, Conor Devitt, Andrew Kenny, Kevin Foley and Conor McDonald.
2. Simon Donohoe (Shelmaliers)
3. Liam Ryan (Rapparees)
4. Eoin Conroy (Naomh Eanna – Captain).
5. Jim White (Oylegate Glenbrien)
6. Padraig Foley (Crossabeg Ballymurn)
7. Jack O’Connor (St. Martin’s)
8. Conor Devitt (Ballyfad)
9. Tony French (Adamstown)
10. Andrew Kenny (Buffers Alley)
11. Kevin Foley (Rapparees)
12. James Cash (Shelmaliers)
13. Cathal Dunbar (Ballygarret)
14. Conor McDonald (Naomh Eanna)
15. Peter Sutton (Oulart The Ballagh)
Subs
16. Luke White (St. Martins)
17. Lar McDonald (Shamrocks)
18. Harry O’Connor (St. Martin’s)
19. Billy Kelly (HWH Bunclody)
20. Sam Kelly (Crossabeg Ballymurn)
21. Shane Murphy (St. James Ramsgrange)
22. Jake Firman (St. Martin’s)
23. Sean Kenny (HWH Bunclody)
24. Anthony Roche (Oulart The Ballagh)
Extended Panel:
Kevin Sheridan, Sean Murphy, Sean Stafford, Pierce Doyle, Darragh Pepper, Yusif Frih, Oliver Doran, Walter Furlong, Gavin Bailey, Joe Coleman.
Can this team win Wexford's first All-Ireland U21 hurling title in 50 years?
WEXFORD HAVE UNVEILED the side that will aim to end the county’s 50-year U21 hurling drought next Saturday night.
Manager JJ Doyle has named an unchanged side for their Bord Gáis Energy All-Ireland U21 final clash with Limerick in Semple Stadium.
To date this summer Wexford have overcome Kildare, Offaly, Kilkenny and Antrim to reach this juncture.
They can call on ten of the team that lost last year’s All-Ireland U21 decider against Clare in Oliver O’Leary, Liam Ryan, Eoin Conroy, Jim White, Padraig Foley, Jack O’Connor, Conor Devitt, Andrew Kenny, Kevin Foley and Conor McDonald.
Wexford
1. Oliver O’Leary (Buffers Alley)
2. Simon Donohoe (Shelmaliers)
3. Liam Ryan (Rapparees)
4. Eoin Conroy (Naomh Eanna – Captain).
5. Jim White (Oylegate Glenbrien)
6. Padraig Foley (Crossabeg Ballymurn)
7. Jack O’Connor (St. Martin’s)
8. Conor Devitt (Ballyfad)
9. Tony French (Adamstown)
10. Andrew Kenny (Buffers Alley)
11. Kevin Foley (Rapparees)
12. James Cash (Shelmaliers)
13. Cathal Dunbar (Ballygarret)
14. Conor McDonald (Naomh Eanna)
15. Peter Sutton (Oulart The Ballagh)
Subs
16. Luke White (St. Martins)
17. Lar McDonald (Shamrocks)
18. Harry O’Connor (St. Martin’s)
19. Billy Kelly (HWH Bunclody)
20. Sam Kelly (Crossabeg Ballymurn)
21. Shane Murphy (St. James Ramsgrange)
22. Jake Firman (St. Martin’s)
23. Sean Kenny (HWH Bunclody)
24. Anthony Roche (Oulart The Ballagh)
Extended Panel:
Kevin Sheridan, Sean Murphy, Sean Stafford, Pierce Doyle, Darragh Pepper, Yusif Frih, Oliver Doran, Walter Furlong, Gavin Bailey, Joe Coleman.
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