Dunne admits Wexford finally beaten by fatigue

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.

Fatigue, he acknowledged, played its fair part in the demise of his team as they found themselves struggling to do even the most basic things as early as the opening 20 minutes.

“You don’t have to be a genius to look at a hurling match and see fellas out on their feet even in the first 35 minutes and not able to get where they wanted to get.