Wicklow 3-12 Offaly 0-17

Wicklow 3-12 Offaly 0-17

Tipperary 0-22 Wicklow 4-12

Clare 2-13 Wicklow 1-8

Ulster 2-26 Leinster 3-21 (aet)

Clare have named 12 of their All-Ireland winning team for tomorrow’s Division 1A league opener against Kilkenny in Ennis.

Longford Slashers (Longford) 3-13 Rathnew (Wicklow) 0-10

Rathnew 3-09 Baltinglass 1-14

Glenealy 0-17 Bray Emmet’s 0-14

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.

Wicklow 2-16 Fermanagh 1-11

Wicklow footballers secured promotion to Division 3 at Aughrim yesterday when they beat Clare.

Wicklow were forced to dig deep as they squeezed past a determined London at Ruislip.

Wicklow moved up to third position in Division 4 after this six-point win over Leitrim at Aughrim yesterday.

Tony Hannon hit 1-6 as Wicklow kept their slim promotion hopes alive.

Wicklow had a man of the match performance from Tony Hannon as he scored some spectacular points and a peach of a goal after 25 minutes and went in at the break leading 1-5 to 0-6.

Waterford kept their hopes of making a quick-return to Division 3 alive with this four-point win at Aughrim.

Munster 1-16 Leinster 1-13

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.

IRELAND series victories are usually greeted with more fanfare but sadly their excellence has to share the billing with just how wretched their opponents were.

JUST a case of Ireland going through the motions this morning? Think again, says vice-captain Ciaran McKeever.

STEPHEN CLUXTON’S “unbelievable” level of commitment to the cause made him the stand-out candidate for the Ireland captaincy, according to manager Anthony Tohill.

GLENEALY had to withstand a late goal rush by Carnew to secure their 12th SHC title at Aughrim yesterday.

WHEN it ended, Mick O’Dwyer simply curled his match programme that bit tighter, took off his woolly hat and marched head down towards the dressing-room.

Wicklow 0-10 Armagh 2-9

WICKLOW might become the first county Mick O’Dwyer will depart without winning championship silverware but the ethos and style of football that the Kerry legend has promoted for over half a century is clearly embedded in the Garden County.

Armagh 0-19 Wicklow 2-13

IT was meant to be Mick O’Dwyer’s swan song, the last fling of the most successful GAA manager of all time.

A STROLL at headquarters for Kerry on Saturday, a final they dominated from start to finish against a game but outclassed Wicklow side to win their first Christy Ring Cup title.

Kerry 2-21 Wicklow 2-8

Kildare 0-12 Wicklow 0-5

TOMORROW afternoon in Portlaoise, Kildare and Wicklow renew acquaintances and when Tony Hannon takes to the pitch, he will have plenty recent experiences of the Lilywhites to draw on.

IT’S A big weekend on the Allianz Hurling League front. In the first division especially, six teams are still in with a chance of making the final and all involved in games against each other, while the remaining two teams – Wexford and Offaly – meet in what will probably be the relegation decider.

EMBATTLED Fermanagh manager John O’Neill has claimed reports of player unrest in his camp are fabricated and is confident of maintaining the county board’s backing.

CONOR COUNIHAN has named an unchanged side from the team that beat Monaghan a fortnight ago for Cork’s Allianz NFL Division 1 game tomorrow night against Down.

JACK O’CONNOR has moved 2009 All-Ireland winning captain Darran O’Sullivan from his customary forward role to left-half back for tomorrow’s McGrath Cup opener against Tralee IT.

2009 All Stars 10-8 2010 All Stars 9-11

Ireland 52 (1-11-13) Australia 55 (0-14-13) (Australia win series 102-92)

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.

INTERNATIONAL RULES: Ireland 40 (1-8-10) Australia 47 (0-14-5)

Ireland boss Anthony Tohill has finalised his squad for Saturday night’s International Rules First Test in the Gaelic Grounds by drafting in Kildare defender Emmett Bolton and Offaly attacker Niall McNamee for the clash against Australia.

IRELAND boss Anthony Tohill has finalised his squad for Saturday night’s International Rules First Test in the Gaelic Grounds by drafting in Kildare defender Emmett Bolton and Offaly attacker Niall McNamee for the clash against Australia.

Cavan 0-15 Wicklow 2-8