He may have just captained Wexford to a rare Leinster football title but former All Star nominee Anthony Masterson has been forced to shelve his All-Ireland junior title ambitions.

Waterford swept to a first All-Ireland MHC triumph for 65 years in a wave of emotion at Croke Park.

Galway 0-23 Limerick 0-20 (aet)

Galway 0-23 Limerick 0-20

Dublin tyro Ciarán Kilkenny is eligible to line out for Castleknock in this weekend’s All-Ireland junior club football semi-final against Kenmare in Mitchelstown on Sunday.

Ballymun Kickhams will aim to end a barren spell of 27 years when they face Kilmacud Crokes in the Dublin SFC final at Parnell Park this evening (7.45pm).

Kilmacud Crokes and Ballymun Kickhams meet in next Monday’s Dublin SFC final after semi-final wins over St Brigid’s and St Jude’s, respectively, in Parnell Park yesterday.

Galway manager Mattie Murphy certainly knows a thing or two about minor hurling and reckons the Tribesmen’s true worth will be revealed in next month’s fascinating All-Ireland semi-final encounter with Tipperary.

WEXFORD football manager Jason Ryan has pointed to the example of Cork’s Eoin Cadogan as proof that the Model county can accommodate dual players this season.

Former Kerry midfielder Darragh Ó Sé has weighed in on the debate surrounding Limerick's controversial All-Ireland SFC qualifier win over Wexford.

WEXFORD GAA chiefs will review replays of Limerick’s controversial late point which denied them a place in the last eight of the All-Ireland SFC.

THEY are recognised nowadays as hurling counties foremost, but in 1887 Limerick won the first football All-Ireland title (club side Commercials) while in 1918 Wexford claimed the first four-in-a-row.

Limerick 1-18 Wexford 1-17

EUROPEAN rugby player of the year Sean O’Brien will be Carlow’s secret weapon when they take on Wexford at Croke Park on Sunday.

WEXFORD boss Jason Ryan could hardly contain his satisfaction after his powerfully built charges dismissed Offaly with consummate ease in this disappointingly one-sided Leinster SFC opener watched by 2,900 at O’Connor Park, Tullamore on Saturday evening.

Wexford 2-16 Offaly 0-08

TOM O’SULLIVAN will make his first start for the Kerry senior footballers since last August’s All-Ireland quarter-final defeat against Down in Sunday’s Allianz Football League Division 1 tie against Armagh in the Athletic Grounds.

Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) 0-15 Rhode (Offaly) 1-7, Portlaoise

THE mind games have begun.

MUNSTER Council GAA chiefs will inspect two pitches this morning ahead of Sunday’s Munster club SFC final between Nemo Rangers and Dr Crokes.

KILMACUD CROKES manager Paddy Carr is predicting a “classical final” when his side does battle with Rhode for Leinster club honours.

SOMEHOW, despite everything, Kilmacud soldier on.

A STORMING second-half, powered by the magnificence of Mark Vaughan and Brian Kavanagh, sealed Kilmacud Crokes’ seventh Dublin SFC title at Parnell Park yesterday.

WEXFORD 1-14 OFFALY 2-10

Dubs Stars 3-13 Dublin 1-10

WEXFORD football manager Jason Ryan accepts that the GAA is trying to address the burnout issue but reckons that there is no ‘one-size fits all’ solution.

Roscommon 0-11 Wexford 0-8

MIKE McCARTHY plays his first competitive game for Kerry since the All-Ireland final back in September 2006 after being handed the number six jersey by Kerry boss Jack O’Connor for tomorrow’s home qualifier against Sligo in Tralee.

Adrian Morrissey and Eric Bradley have been pencilled in to start for Wexford in Saturday's All-Ireland SFC second round qualifier replay against Roscommon at Dr. Hyde Park (throw-in 3pm).

“THERE is nothing in my line of work here. Canada seems to be where all the work is.”

THE OLD-TIMERS up here have a saying; “There is only a while in anything and all good things must come to an end”.

Kilmacud Crokes 1-9

Corofin (Galway) 0-11 Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) 2-11, Mullingar

NEW Dublin boss Pat Gilroy will have to make do without some key players for the first few months of his reign following Kilmacud Crokes’ Leinster club final victory over Rhode.

KILMACUD CROKES 1-10 ST. OLIVER PLUNKETTS/EOGHAN RUADH 0-13

Tyrone 0-23 Wexford 1-14

TYRONE 0-13 MAYO 1-09, Croke Park

WEXFORD 2-13 DOWN 0-12, Croke Park

APART from Wexford’s qualification for the first time in 52 years, the most intriguing aspect of tomorrow’s GAA Leinster football championship final is Dublin’s form, and the prospects of them going all the way in Paul Caffrey’s last year in charge.

Wexford manager Jason Ryan has selected an unchanged team for Sunday's Leinster SFC final showdown with defending champions Dublin (Croke Park, throw-in 4pm).

A MEMORABLE DAY for Wexford football in Croke Park yesterday, when the enormous achievement for rookie manager Jason Ryan and his players in making the Leinster final after a lapse of 52 years superseded the manner in which it was accomplished.

Wexford 0-18 Laois 0-12

Mayo manager John O’Mahony has included David Heaney and Conor Mortimer in his side to face Sligo in Sunday's Connacht semi-final.