*John O’Meara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill JOHN O’MEARA from Sixmilebridge has managed Kiladangan to win the Tipperary senior hurling championship for the second time in their history.
*Wexford manager, Darragh Egan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WEXFORD manager, Darragh Egan pulled no punches after his charges were annihilated by Clare on Sunday.
*John O’Meara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SIXMILEBRIDGE’s John O’Meara has been appointed as the new manager of Tipperary side Kiladanagan.
*Wexford manager, Darragh Egan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Losing key players was pinpointed by Wexford boss, Darragh Egan as critical when reflecting on their exit from the All-Ireland SHC.
CLARE’s senior hurlers produced a stirring comeback to seal their place in the All-Ireland semi-finals.
After an epic Munster Final enjoyed by all, it was disappointing to see the coverage afterwards focus solely on Clare indiscretions with no attempt at balance.
Damien Reck holds onto Mark Rodgers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WEXFORD boss, Darragh Egan has spoken of his pride at seeing the progression of two of Clare’s youngest senior hurlers.
*Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE HAVE suffered back to back defeats in the Allianz National Hurling League.
Ex Scariff coach, Darragh Egan has been announced as the new Wexford senior hurling manager succeeding Davy Fitzgerald.
Mark McKenna has been an ever-present member of Scariff’s intermediate management for the past five years as they fought to regain their senior status, on Sunday they reached their intended destination and few of the 200 plus people in Cusack Park could share his pride.
