WEX LYRICAL
Irish Sunday Mirror|June 11, 2023
Model take the plaudits as Laois, Carlow & Down also progress
KEVAN EGAN
WEX LYRICAL

IT was a day of upsets and near-upsets in the Tailteann Cup yesterday, as both Wexford and Laois went on the road to pick up big wins.

Elsewhere, Longford and New York led at half-time, but were unable to see out the deal in Newry and Carlow respectively.

The manner of Wexford's 1-22 to 2-14 win over Offaly in Tullamore means that they will be a team that everyone will want to avoid in tomorrow's draw.

Offaly started brightly with a goal from an Anton Sullivan penalty, but were completely over-run by Wexford in the middle third of the pitch, and looked woefully bereft of energy relative to their opponents.

Eoghan Nolan, Brian Molloy and Mark Rossiter kicked a number of excellent scores into the breeze in the first half for Wexford, while Offaly goalkeeper Ian Duffy also had to make several excellent saves.

هذه القصة مأخوذة من طبعة June 11, 2023 من Irish Sunday Mirror.

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هذه القصة مأخوذة من طبعة June 11, 2023 من Irish Sunday Mirror.

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