The Wexford Hurling Podcast

Wexford begin their Leinster Hurling Championship this weekend in Newbridge v Kildare. We catch up with Skippy Ruth and Ronan Fagan to discuss:
- Improved u20s hard fought draw v Cats
- Big win incoming?
- Team Selection & Player Fitness
- Free‑Taking Duties
- Predictions
- Hurler of the Week

With thanks to the Enniscorthy Credit Union

Wexford close out their Division 1B league campaign with a strong win over Kildare—but the real test is just around the corner.

We’re joined by Adrian Fenlon and Des Mythen to break down the league as a whole, the standout performers, and what we’ve learned heading into Championship. Jack Redmond’s stunning 3-3, emerging X-Factors, and the impact of the Portugal training camp all come under the microscope.

With Kildare waiting again in Newbridge in just a few weeks, we ask the big question: how much can we really take from this result?

We're joined by an old friend of the pod, Clare's All Ireland winning sharpshooter, Colin Ryan as it looks like Wexford will have to settle for another year in Division 1B of the hurling league after a bit of a lacklustre performance and result as we were beaten 1-20 to 26 points by Clare in Ennis at the Weekend.

After a draw with 13 man Dublin in Croke Park, Wexford maintained their unbeaten start to the league this year . Albeit frustrating, it was a game that had everything, and really excites things for when we play the Dubs in May. It also puts us in a good position to achieve promotion and reach a league final, with a trip to Ennis in a couple of weeks to look forward to. We were joined by Rory Jacob to break it down.

Wexford made it 3 from 3 with a hard fought victory over our neighbors Carlow. We are developing a bit of momentum after the wins and a little bit of confidence is building, even with a couple of tough away tests to come. We were joined by journalist Ronan Fagan and Davidstown Courtnacuddy's Leinster Junior winning manager, MJ Reck.