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POOR FOOTBALLERS FLOP
JUST WHEN Wexford looked like getting their game back on track, they were simply outplayed by a more composed and direct Laois outfit who were full value for their nine-point victory margin in this disappointing O'byrne Shield Senior football final played at Wexford Park on Sunday last.
Doyle gets vital goal
AFTER A tense and exciting final ten minutes, Enniscorthy C.B.S. emerged victorious to progress to the Leinster Colleges Juvenile (Under-14) 'B' semi-final, when they overcame Ardscoil na Troinóide (Athy) in Kildavin on Friday last by the narrowest of margins in the South Leinster final. They now await the winners of the North Leinster region in the provincial semi-final.
HEADS YOU WIN
Wexford's Leighton Gleeson in an aerial duel with Cathal Coughlan (Carlow) in the Oscar Traynor Trophy quarterfinal in Graiguecullen on Saturday last which the visitors won on penalties. THERE'S NOT a lot you can say about a scoreless draw, especially a scoreless draw with so few clearcut chances. Penalties are always exciting though, and there were some great spot kicks on display at the end of normal and extratime in this Oscar Traynor Trophy quarter-final at the St. Patrick's grounds in Graiguecullen on Saturday last.
Enniscorthy have one point to spare
ST. MARY'S C.B.S. survived a determined second-half revival by Portarlington C.B.S. by the narrowest of margins in the Leinster Colleges Junior (Under-16) football championship quarter-final in St. Patrick's Park.
GRASSROOTS
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Peter's claim big scalp
AN ENERGETIC and resilient St. Peter's College dug deep into their reserves on Thursday last as they drove past St. Patrick's (Navan) in Baltinglass to reach the last eight of the Leinster Colleges Senior football 'A' championship.
Costly referees
WEXFORD REFEREES are the most costly in the country.
The Wexford Development Squad suffered a second loss in two weeks
WEXFORD MAY have been hoping to unearth a handful of players from their two outings, but their Walsh Shield semi-final against Offaly at Wexford Park on Sunday last left the new management with much soul-searching over the coming weeks before deciding on their league panel.
Counsel come up just short on home ground
A DOGGED and battling Good Counsel came up just short in New Ross on Wednesday last as they exited the Leinster Colleges Senior football championship by the slimmest of margins at the hands of Dublin outfit Coláiste Eoin.
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- Ballinastragh boosted by brace of late goals
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In Pictures
Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.
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