THE POST-DAVY Fitzgerald era in Wexford began with a 1-27 to 1-16 defeat of Laois in the Walsh Cup.
Former Tipperary hurler Darragh Egan took charge of his first game over the Model County. Youngster Richie Lawlor hit the net for Wexford, while goalkeeper Mark Fanning blazed a penalty over the bar in the victory.
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Goals from Cian O’Sullivan and Colin Currie propelled Dublin to a 2-27 to 1-21 win against Antrim at Parnell Park.
The Saffrons led by eight points in the early stages after Deaglan Murphy’s three-pointer but Mattie Kenny’s side did enough to claim the six-point victory.
Monaghan began their McKenna Cup campaign with a 0-16 to 0-11 defeat of Fermanagh.
Aaron Mulligan, Jack McCarron and Rory Beggan were among the scorers for Seamus McEnaney’s side, who featured a number of newcomers.
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Darragh Egan era in Wexford begins with win, while Monaghan defeat Fermanagh
THE POST-DAVY Fitzgerald era in Wexford began with a 1-27 to 1-16 defeat of Laois in the Walsh Cup.
Former Tipperary hurler Darragh Egan took charge of his first game over the Model County. Youngster Richie Lawlor hit the net for Wexford, while goalkeeper Mark Fanning blazed a penalty over the bar in the victory.
Goals from Cian O’Sullivan and Colin Currie propelled Dublin to a 2-27 to 1-21 win against Antrim at Parnell Park.
The Saffrons led by eight points in the early stages after Deaglan Murphy’s three-pointer but Mattie Kenny’s side did enough to claim the six-point victory.
Monaghan began their McKenna Cup campaign with a 0-16 to 0-11 defeat of Fermanagh.
Aaron Mulligan, Jack McCarron and Rory Beggan were among the scorers for Seamus McEnaney’s side, who featured a number of newcomers.
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