Person: Mick Kinsella

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Tom Dempsey: ‘You don’t know how close you are to success before you give up’

Twenty years ago, Wexford lit up the hurling summer and Tom Dempsey remembers every step of a magical journey, writes Enda McEvoy

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Banner await Daly’s decision

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O'Connor gets Wexford development job

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Forde to appeal 12 week ban

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Wexford suffering identity crisis

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Dubs sweat on ref after punch claim

Murphy and selectors stay on in Wexford

Seamus Murphy is to stay on as Wexford hurling manager for the second year of his two-year term with the county's senior panel.

Sat, 26 Nov, 2005

Croker confirmed as venue for three quarter-final clashes

THE GAA have confirmed the quarter-final dates for the All-Ireland SFC.

Wed, 27 Jul, 2005

No more collapses pledge by Wexford

WEXFORD can only hope that they will improve their consistency rate when they take on Clare in next Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling quarter-final in Croke Park.

Fri, 22 Jul, 2005

Higgins 'big loss to panel'

WEXFORD'S hurling management made it clear yesterday that forward Nigel Higgins had been left off the panel simply because of his inability to give the required commitment to training.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2005

Wexford can’t afford to slip up

IT’S make-or-break for Wexford in tomorrow’s delayed Allianz NHL game against Kilkenny (Nowlan Park, 6.15).

Sat, 16 Apr, 2005

Grounds for change

Another year and another swell of expectation that Croke Park will be opened to other sports. Brendan O’Brien canvasses officials nationwide to gauge the mood, the hopes and the grassroots opinion.

Tue, 04 Jan, 2005

Kinsella new coach for Wexford hurlers

Wexford county secretary Mick Kinsella is the new team coach of the Model hurlers.

Mon, 29 Nov, 2004

Kilkenny and Wexford set for championship venue deal

All-IRELAND champions Kilkenny could very well face Wexford on home territory in the game that seems certain to decide the destination of the 2004 Leinster hurling title.

Wed, 19 Nov, 2003

Kinsella: Defence key to stopping Cork

RORY KINSELLA has it all figured out. Well almost. In so far as it is possible to analyse a game accurately, he is convinced the key to winning Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling semi-final in Croke Park will be in stopping Cork’s half-backs.

Thu, 07 Aug, 2003