In the stand but making the most of it. Davy Fitzgerald is the subject of a forthcoming episode of RTÉ’s Living with Lucy and the Wexford boss took the chance to get some filming done yesterday.

New Wexford senior hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald has included forward Jack Guiney in a winter training squad of more than 40 players.

At last count, Paudie Murray’s backroom team numbered 16. That’s a fair number of lieutenants to have in your corner. Then again, it’s a fair operation he’s running.

The clock read 58 minutes when thousands of jubilant Limerick supporters, having rolled down from the Ryan and Kinane Stands, occupied every blade of grass on either sideline at Semple Stadium.

JJ Doyle was 21 when a Wexford hurling team last celebrated All-Ireland glory.

Wexford 1-20 Antrim 1-8: Wexford have developed immunity to Kevin Ryan’s mind games.

Cork’s star man on Saturday night, Conor Lehane, said the goals his side notched in a dominant first-half were crucial to their win over Wexford. Lehane himself grabbed the first and he created the second for full-forward Seamus Harnedy.

They haven’t gone away, you know. Clare’s exit from the senior championship may have been premature, but the county’s younger band of hurlers did not lie down after that disappointment and ended the year in spectacular fashion on Saturday night. 

Wexford manager JJ Doyle found ways of easing the pain of defeat at Semple Stadium.

Clare 2-20 Wexford 3-11

Clare 2-20 Wexford 3-11

History awaits the Clare team facing Wexford in this evening’s U-21 All-Ireland final in Thurles as the Banner county look to join a select band of counties to have landed three successive titles.

Up until last Sunday’s All-Ireland final classic, Wexford’s hurling renaissance was among the main talking points of championship 2014.

Galway 1-19 Wexford 1-21

ALL-IRELAND U21 HC SEMI-FINAL:

The minds said yes but the bodies said no. That was Liam Dunne’s assessment of where Wexford fell down after their mammoth month of July.

ALL-IRELAND SHC ROUND 1 REPLAY:

Bord Gais Energy Leinster Under-21 hurling final

Forget about the 13-point hammering of Antrim, impressive and all as it was, the most significant result concerning Wexford hurling this summer arrived three days on from their Saffron dismantlement.

Antrim 2-15 Wexford 1-16

The Antrim Under-21 hurlers' stunning All-Ireland semi-final win over 1/80 favourites Wexford yesterday even left their own manager Kevin Ryan admittedly 'shocked' and 'amazed'.

Antrim 2-15 Wexford 1-16

Galway 1-12 Wexford 0-06

Galway 1-12 Wexford 0-06

Wexford kept alive their four-in-a-row hopes with a gritty 1-11 to 1-10 All-Ireland senior camogie quarter-final victory over Offaly at Portlaoise on Saturday.

Antrim 6-22 Derry 0-6

Liam Dunne didn’t want to make a huge issue of it — noting Diarmuid Kirwan performed decently — but he admitted the referee’s decision not to stop play for attention to Tomás Waters was damaging for Wexford.

Wexford 1-21 Kilkenny 0-21(after extra-time)

Kilkenny kept up their fine form in the Liberty Insurance senior camogie championship when overcoming the challenge of Clare at Nowlan Park on Saturday.

Kilkenny and Wexford will meet in the Bord Gais Energy Leinster Under-21 Hurling Championship final following semi-final wins over Offaly and Carlow respectively this evening.

Wexford and Galway took the field in their opening Division 1 Camogie League tie without many of the regulars that have graced both sides over the years.

As expected, Katie Taylor was last night named the RTÉ Sports Person of the Year for 2012.

All-Ireland champions Wexford and defeated finalists Cork dominated the Camogie All Star awards at Citywest on Saturday night.

All-Ireland Senior Champions Wexford and beaten finalists Cork received six awards each at the 2012 Camogie All-Stars last night.

All-Ireland-winning Wexford camogie boss JJ Doyle has stepped down from the post.

Wexford 3-13 Cork 3-06

It may have been one of the best All-Ireland camogie finals seen at Croke Park, but to Wexford manager JJ Doyle, it was “horrendous” viewing, even though his team had produced a performance of the ages.

Wexford rounded off a remarkable three-year run at Croke Park yesterday, leaving us in no doubt that they are the greatest team of the modern era.

Gorey isn’t exactly a camogie hotbed but it has played a massive part in the journey of this Wexford team to this year’s All-Ireland final.

Cork manager Paudie Murray isn’t placing too much store in the team’s previous national final appearance against reigning All-Ireland champions Wexford.

Leaving Nowlan Park on Saturday, the chat quickly turned to the All-Ireland final on September 16.

Jenny O’Leary converted a 60th-minute free to snatch a 0-16 to 2-9 victory for league champions Cork over Clare in the opening round of the All-Ireland senior camogie championship.

Jenny O’Leary converted a 60th minute free to snatch victory for league champions Cork over Clare in the opening round of the All-Ireland senior camogie championship.

Leinster strolled to a comfortable victory over Munster in Trim to claim the Gael Linn senior interprovincial camogie title on a 0-21 to 1-8 scoreline.