Ballyboden St. Endas 1-10 Rathnew 1-7

WICKLOW SFC FINAL:

MANAGER Jody Gormley slammed the handful of Antrim players who deserted their Tommy Murphy Cup challenge that ended in an historic success on Saturday.

Defender Rory Nolan has overcome a leg injury to be named in the Wicklow team for Saturday's Tommy Murphy Cup final clash with Antrim at Croke Park (throw-in 12pm).

Antrim manager Jody Gormley has made two changes to his team for Saturday's Tommy Murphy Cup final against reigning champions Wicklow at Croke Park (throw-in 12pm).

Wicklow will start with two championship debutants in their team when they take on Kildare in tomorrow's Leinster SFC first round clash at Croke Park (throw-in 2pm).

Wicklow 4-09 London 0-06

Kerryman Mick O'Dwyer is to remain at the helm of the Wicklow senior football team for the 2008 season, despite a health scare earlier this year which curtailed his activities.

Wicklow have announced their team for Sunday's Leinster SFC first round replay against Louth at Croke Park, throw-in at 2.10pm - manager Mick O'Dwyer has kept faith with the fifteen players that started last weekend's drawn game.

Louth 1-9 Wicklow 0-12 (AET)

Mick O'Dwyer has selected an unchanged Wicklow team for Sunday's Leinster SFC first round replay against Louth (Parnell Park, throw-in 3.30pm).

Louth 1-11 Wicklow 0-14

Tommy Gill found the net three times for Wicklow as they downed Antrim 4-09 to 1-10 in Aughrim.

Paul Phibbs ensured Mick O’Dwyer’s reign as Wicklow manager got off to a winning start as he slotted home an injury-time goal at Aughrim.

Mick O'Dwyer has selected a training panel of 70 players, as his bid to turn the Wicklow footballers into contenders for next year's Leinster championship begins in earnest.

Carlow 4-09 Wicklow 0-12

Wicklow 1-07 UCD 0-07

Wicklow will be minus defensive mainstays Brendan and Dara Ó hAnnaidh for next season's Leinster championship.

FORMER inter-county referee John Denton has been banned for eight weeks following verbal abuse of a match official.

Wicklow's senior footballers will train at Manchester United's Carrington training ground today.

Hugh Kenny's Wicklow failed to repeat their league win over Derry as Paddy Bradley starred in Aughrim this afternoon, hitting a goal and eight points in the Oak Leaf's 1-15 to 1-10 Bank of Ireland SFC qualifier first-round success.

Half-time scores in today's first qualifying round SFC matches:

Full-time: Meath 2-13 Wicklow 1-08

Meath 0-07 Wicklow 0-04

Wicklow's prodigal son Ronan Coffey is back in the county team after a protracted absence and will face Meath in the Leinster SFC on Sunday.

Division Two round-up

Hollywood 0-10

Wicklow have named a strong side to face Westmeath in Div 2A of the National Football League at Aughrim on Sunday.

Wicklow boss John O'Leary has been forced to reinstate defender Brendan O hAnnaidh in his team because of an injury crisis.

FORMER Tipperary hurling star Paul Shelley has been given a chance to resurrect his inter-county career.

Wicklow boss John O'Leary has been boosted by the inclusion of star Rathnew players Tommy Gill and Barry Mernagh in his O'Byrne Cup lineup.

Dunshaughlin manager Eamon Barry last night insisted Leinster rivals Rathnew are much more than a one-man wonder show.

ALL eyes will settle on Newbridge this Sunday as Rathnew and Dunshaughlin commence a new chapter in their Leinster club championship history.

Rathnew 1-6 UCD 1-5

NEWLY crowned Dublin senior football champions UCD are looking to bridge a 28-year gap by winning the All-Ireland Club title.

UCD skipper Brendan O hAnnaidh will give 100% against Rathnew on Sunday in the Leinster SHC quarter-final - even though he'll be going up against his own county-men.

Some of the top names in hurling and football were honoured today at the 6th AIB GAA Provincial Players Awards in Dublin, with all eight winners coming from the provincial champions.

Birr’s Simon Whelehan has won the AIB Provincial Player of the Year award for Leinster.

Na Fianna and Rathnew will meet again in the Leinster AIB Leinster club senior football final in Newbridge on December 23 having drawn this game on a scoreline of 1-06 to 0-09.

A Joe Byrne punched point two minutes deep into injury time gave Carlow a deserved victory over Wicklow in this Bank of Ireland opening round replay at Newbridge today.

Two first half goals from the twin strike force of Ronan Coffey and Tommy Gill looked to set Wicklow up a first round victory over Carlow.

Wicklow boss Moses Coffey admits the loss of Kevin O’Brien through retirement has hit the team hard in attack, but believes he may have found a player who could eventually be an adequate replacement.

Wicklow manager Mosie Coffey is facing a major selection crisis as the