All-Ireland Camogie round-up: Dublin see off Wexford
Dublin came out on top of a crunch tie with Wexford at Parnell Park to place one foot in the quarter-finals of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship.
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Dublin came out on top of a crunch tie with Wexford at Parnell Park to place one foot in the quarter-finals of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship.
Sunday's games in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship are all over.
Galway manager Pádraic Joyce was highly satisfied with his side's performance in their win over Derry but said he was "sickened" by the injury suffered by Damien Comer, which leaves him doubtful for the remainder of the round robin phase.
If we consider the football so far this year – national league and provincial championships – it is a much shorter list to compile the poor games than it is the good ones, that really is something.
Mayo manager Kevin McStay felt his side's performance was "patchy" after they were edged out by Galway at the death in a dramatic Connacht decider in Pearse Stadium.
Ecstatic Galway manager Padraic Joyce admitted their dramatic Connacht final victory over Mayo meant a huge amount to both players and management in light of the criticism they'd shipped in 2024.
Wexford manager Keith Rossiter said his side brought a knockout championship mentality in their landmark eight-point victory over Galway in yesterday's Leinster Hurling Championship encounter in Chadwick's Wexford Park.
The Connacht final winners on Sunday will have the dubious reward of a meeting with Derry first up in the group phase but provincial deciders between Galway and Mayo are special nonetheless.