In the dark recesses of January, few would say football is any fun — but then less and less of the current crop remember when it was actually enjoyable.

Mutual consent.

It took a teenager who emerged from the dressing room vicinity long after this All-Ireland qualifier had ended to voice what most among the home support were thinking as soon as the final whistle pierced the sky.

Wexford 2-8 Laois 0-16

Longford 0-16 Wexford 2-15 (AET)

Dual player Lee Chin's hopes of playing for either the Wexford footballers or hurlers in tomorrow's All-Ireland qualifiers look to have been dashed by injury.

Lordy, but you’d have to feel for Wexford.

There are two changes to the Meath defence for their Leinster SFC semi-final clash with Wexford at Croke Park on Sunday (throw-in 2pm).

Lee Chin has ample experience of cutting things fine from his time as a barber in Wexford Town, but the dual player must have found time at a premium over the hectic past weekend.

Wexford 2-13 Louth 1-15

Wexford 1-8 Laois 0-14

Galway 1-16 Wexford 0-11

Wexford 0-16 Westmeath 4-12, Wexford Park

Louth 2-9 Wexford 2-13

Armagh 3-08 Wexford 3-08

Allianz Football League Div 2: Armagh 3-8 Wexford 3-8

Crossmaglen Rangers players Aaron Kernan and Jamie Clarke have been named in the Ulster team for Sunday's M Donnelly Interprovincial Football final against Leinster at Croke Park (throw-in 3.45pm).

Leinster 1-21 Connacht 1-20

Wexford 2-8 Longford 1-10

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.

There were new Club Senior Football champions crowned in a number of counties today, with Errigal Ciaran ending their six-year wait for another Tyrone title.

Castletown and St. Anne’s (Rathangan) turned on the style when setting up a Wexford SFC final meeting with decisive victories at Wexford Park on Saturday.

Jason Ryan has bowed out as Wexford senior football manager after five years in charge.

The one that got away.

Putting All-Ireland titles back to back is not an easy task.

Dublin 2-11 Wexford 1-10

Manager Jason Ryan says that Wexford's current strength in depth helped push them over the line in yesterday's Leinster SFC quarter-final replay win over Longford in Tullamore.

Wexford 1-13 Longford 0-15

A draw was just about the right result from this hugely entertaining tie, and it is a bizarre turn of events that will see the sides face off for the fourth time in-a-row in next Sunday’s replay.

Longford 2-9 Wexford 0-15

It’s been a productive and encouraging few years for the Wexford footballers but such progress raises expectations and Ben Brosnan admitted it Jason Ryan’s men will be disappointed with anything less than a Leinster title.

The rise of Longford football continued on Saturday night in Croke Park.

Longford 1-12 Wexford 0-13

Top scorer Sean McCormack has made a welcome return to the Longford team for tomorrow's Allianz League Division 3 final against Wexford.

Wexford and Longford confirmed their places in the Football League Division 3 final, while there were wins for Connacht sides Sligo and Roscommon.

Longford top Division 3 of the Football League on scoring difference after victory over neighbours Roscommon, while Tipperary slumped to their third defeat when going down to Wexford today.

Corner-forward Adrian Marren netted an astonishing 3-5 as Sligo picked up their first league win with a six-points defeat of Wexford at Markievicz Park — although the home side almost threw away a seemingly unassailable lead in this thriller.

Wexford and Laois will contest the Bord na Mona O'Byrne Shield final next Sunday in Clongeen, after wins over Wicklow and DIT respectively this afternoon.

BARRY O’GORMAN kicked the winning point four minutes into injury time as Taghmon-Camross secured a 0-16 to 2-9 victory over St. Mary’s (Rosslare) in their Wexford SFC tie at Wexford Park on Saturday.

THE GAA’s director of games development Pat Daly has said Hawk-Eye’s score detection technology in Gaelic games will be reviewed at next month’s management committee meeting.

PJ Banville will make his first start of the 2011 Championship when Wexford meet Limerick in Portlaoise on Saturday night (throw-in 7pm).

IT has taken him time and by no means is he saying he has it down to a fine art, but Dublin’s Paul Flynn believes he has finally got the hang of being a wing-forward under Pat Gilroy.

“THE season starts here,” uttered Bryan Cullen on the Hogan Stand steps after accepting the Delaney Cup.

WHEN you are the underdog and haven’t won a provincial title for 66 years and haven’t beaten your opponent in the previous 16 championship attempts you need everything to go right for you to get the win.