Laois 0-21 Wicklow 1-11

Tipperary 0-22 Wicklow 4-12

Clare 2-13 Wicklow 1-8

Wicklow 2-5 Meath 4-11

All-Ireland champions Dublin and reigning O'Byrne Cup champions Kildare claimed first round wins in the Bord na Móna O'Byrne Cup today, while Longford, Wexford, Offaly, Meath and Wicklow were also victorious this afternoon.

Former Dublin player Johnny Magee will be part of the Wicklow senior football management team for the 2014 season, coming on board as a selector.

Harry Murphy and Casey O'Brien will remain in charge of the Wicklow senior footballers and hurlers respectively for next year.

Wicklow’s football manager Harry Murphy and hurling boss Casey O’Brien have been re-appointed for 2014.

Armagh 2-21 Wicklow 0-02

Wicklow 1-12 Meath 1-17

Wicklow 1-15 Longford 0-16

Wicklow 1-15 Longford 0-16, Aughrim

Wicklow football star Leighton Glynn will miss the county’s entire championship campaign.

Wicklow 1-11 Dublin 0-10

Louth had 11 points to spare over Longford ( 1-17 to 0-9), as they set up a home semi-final against Dublin in the Bord na Mona O’Byrne Cup.

Kildare beaten, convincingly.

Wicklow manager Harry Murphy, who has just completed his first year in charge, confirmed he wants to stay in charge for another season.

Three things were lost in Aughrim on Saturday when Waterford travelled to take on Wicklow in the first round of the football qualifiers.

Wicklow 1-17 Waterford 0-15, (after extra-time)

Wicklow star Ciarán Hyland is a doubt for the Garden County’s All-Ireland qualifier against Waterford on June 30 after sustaining an injury while supporting the Republic of Ireland in the European Championships.

Dublin rolled up their sleeves but only to show off their biceps in this terribly one-sided Leinster SFC quarter-final yesterday.

Wicklow boss Harry Murphy fears captain Leighton Glynn sustained a broken ankle in yesterday’s defeat to Meath.

Harry Murphy admitted his team were bullied and could not respond to Meath’s physicality in the second-half.

Meath 0-16 Wicklow 0-11

Wilf McGuinness never stood a chance.

Wicklow will field a team containing just one Championship debutant when they meet Meath at Dr Cullen Park on Sunday (throw-in 3.30pm).

Embattled Meath manager Seamus McEnaney insists he was never distracted from getting his team ready for their Leinster SFC opener against Wicklow on Sunday.

Some of the summer’s favourites may already be scampering for survival by the first week of June

Wicklow manager Harry Murphy praised his side's work-rate after the Garden County claimed Allianz League Division 4 honours thanks to a 2-16 to 1-11 victory over Fermanagh on Saturday.

They made huge strides under Mick O’Dwyer and now the Wicklow footballers are demonstrating their development is continuing after the departure of the Waterville maestro.

Peter Canavan’s pre-match team-talk to his Fermanagh players ahead of this evening’s Allianz Football League Division 4 final against Wicklow will boil down to one word — honesty.

Wicklow will meet Fermanagh in the Allianz Football League Division 4 final after ending the group phase with a win over Clare today.

Table toppers Fermanagh lost their first league point in Allianz Football League Division 4 today due to a draw with Limerick, while elsewhere there were wins for London, Wicklow and Carlow.

RED-HOT favourites Portlaoise had to wait until the second-half beforebeing able to impose their authority on a gallant Rathnew side in this quarter-final clash at O’Moore Park yesterday.

GAA and Garda chiefs heaped praise yesterday on a courageous young garda who died after he placed the safety of others over his own.

FULHAM IRISH are champions of London for the first time in their history after a stunning late show against Parnells at Ruislip.

MICK O’DWYER, learned long ago that it was better never to say never when it comes to his plans to walk away from inter-county management and the Waterville man revealed yesterday that the clamour for his services is as strong as ever.

Rathnew's Harry Murphy will be named as Mick O’Dwyer’s replacement at the helm of Wicklow football, the Irish Examiner has reported today.

RATHNEW’S Harry Murphy will be named as Mick O’Dwyer’s replacement at the helm of Wicklow football.

A STORMING finish at Páirc Tailteann – albeit after a third quarter slump – saved Skryne’s blushes and booked them a Leinster club SFC quarter-final spot.

LEIGHTON GLYNN insists Ireland are ready for Australia’s biggest hits and won’t view it as an ‘affront to their manhood’ when slung to the ground.

WICKLOW SFC FINAL:

IRELAND’S Clonmel Town are through to the last 16 of the Danone Nations Cup World Finals in Lyon, courtesy of a dramatic 1-0 win over Canada in their final group game.

Rathnew boss Harry Murphy has revealed he'd love Dunshaughlin to go on and achieve the ultimate success by picking up an All-Ireland club title.