The Kilkenny keeper at the heart of Wexford’s showpiece

Oylegate-Glenbrien hoping to bridge 60 year wait and Aaron Duggan is keen to repay the club which welcomed him with open arms.

60 YEAR WAIT: Aaron Duggan is hoping to play his part to help Oylegate-Glenbrien bridge their 60 year wait for senior county final win. Pic: Aaron Duggan

Fionn is three and he has two jerseys. One Wexford, one Kilkenny. As long as he has a hurley in his hand and a smile on his face, his father Aaron Duggan is happy. That is the unembellished goal.

Duggan wore the black and amber with pride, playing U21 for two years alongside the likes of Cillian Buckley, Padraig Walsh and Richie Reid as well as their intermediate All-Ireland winning goalkeeper in 2016. On Sunday he will take his place between the posts for Wexford’s showpiece. His recent showings ensure he is also being touted to line out for Wexford in the future too.