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Longford are next up as Wicklow stay on track
IT WAS a nice feeling picking up the daily papers on Monday morning and seeing Wicklow's footballers on top of their league table. Yet there is no room for any complacency in the push for promotion as two counties, Limerick and Clare, are still better placed, having dropped no points and having a game in hand.
Bray Wanderers sunk by Breen's late strike
DUNDALK PULLED off the ultimate smash and grab at the Carlisle Grounds on Friday night to break Bray Wanderers' hearts.
St. Gerard's edged out
FOR THE third time in this year's Leinster Schools Senior Cup, David was readying his slingshot. As St. Gerard's School took on St. Michael's College in Donnybrook for a place in the Leinster Schools Senior Cup final.
Sweet success for Wicklow
A DOUBLE scores win over arch rivals Carlow at any time and in any game is always welcome. Keeping Wicklow's footballers in a challenging position for promotion is also a good thing to maintain interest and incentive in the remainder of the league.
Wicklow rue missed chances
THE U-21 footballers went oh so close to making it three wins from three matches for Wicklow teams at the weekend
Hurlers take the honours in Fingal
WICKLOW overcame Fingal in the second half despite being down to 14 men in round two of the Allianz Hurling League Division 3B game at Lawless Park on Saturday.
O'Hagans on a winner
TWO BROTHERS teamed up to score a notable win at a point-to-point race meeting at the weekend. At Bennetsbridge on Saturday, John O'Hagan was the jockey that rode to victory on Lasquini du Moulin, a horse owned and trained by his older brother Declan.
Wicklow U-14 camogie side trounce neighbours Carlow
WICKLOW'S under fourteen girls made it two straight victories in successive weeks, this comprehensive victory away to Carlow following hot on the heels of their narrow home win over Laois.
Doyle and Baker sign for Seagulls
ROBBIE DOYLE and Richie Baker have been added to Bray Wanderers squad as Seagulls manager Eddie Gormley looks to assemble a side capable of competing in the Premier Division.
Culleton conquers
DARRAGH Culleton fired the Wicklow League into the FAI Youth Interleague last eight with a strike at the end of the first period of extra time at Bridgewater Centre Park last Saturday afternoon.
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KEOGH'S CORNER
A GOOD win for Micko's men on Sunday but one that leaves a lot of unanswered questions. After four rounds of the league Wicklow have threes wins on the board and one very narrow defeat. That leaves them in a good enough position to make a big push for promotion, should Micko decide to go down that road.
Town tops in cup game
A POWERFUL free kick from versatile right back Ryan Doyle late in the game sealed victory for the home team in a highly entertaining cup tie as Arklow Town B welcomed a talented Avonmore A to the Community College on Saturday last.
Wicklow U-15s go through in cup
WICKLOW Under 15s advanced to the quarter final of the cup with a 22 points to 5 win over New Ross in Arklow on Saturday.
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