Wexford made the long trip up to Down, fended off a 2nd half comeback and returned with the 2 valuable points to make it 2 wins from 2 before taking on Carlow in R3 in Wexford Park at the weekend.

We had the honour and privilege of chatting with one of Wexford finest ever hurlers - the Great Tony Doran! Tony's Wexford career spanned 3 decades and he captain the team in each of them, while he also collected the clean sweep of medals winning minor, u21, senior and Masters All Irelands with Wexford along with the famous 1989 Club All Ireland with Buffers Alley with whom he hurled for, for over 30 years.

Tony talks us through his career, the high's, the lows and the many many goals.

Wexford get their Division 1B Hurling League underway at the weekend in Chadwicks Wexford Park vs Davy Fitzgeralds Antrim. We're joined by St Martins coach Willie Cleary to preview the game, the league and Wexford's year ahead as Keith Rossiter faces a challenge of uncovering the next generation of talent as a number of our stars will be unavailable for the year. We also chat to Willie about the hugely successful year St Martins had and the disappointment of getting beaten in the All Ireland semi final vs the eventual champions Ballygunner.

St Martins and Davidstown Courtnacuddy both claimed Leinster glory over the weekend, making it an incredible weekend for Wexford hurling. We have won 2/3 of the provincial titles on offer. We were joined for a chat by man of the match in the Senior Final Jack O'Connor and man of the match in the Junior Final David Dunne, along with Wexford legend Declan Ruth to look back at the games.

After disposing of Naas in Wexford Park, St Martins take on the big dog in the yard, Ballyhale Shamrocks, while Davidstown Courtnacuddy head to Kildare to take on Clane after defeating Barrow Rangers in Castlecomer. Both look to make history by taking home a Leinster Championship for the first time this weekend. We were joined by Wexford Senior Hurling Manager Keith Rossiter to look at their campaigns, and get a little insight into how preparation is going for Wexford.

St Martins dethroned the All Ireland Club champions Na Fianna in an epic battle in Chadwicks Wexford Park on Sunday to progress to the Leinster Club Senior Hurling 1/2 final where they will take on Naas while Davidstown also progress to the Junior semi final to take on Barrow Rangers.

We're joined for a chat by the brilliant Billy Byrne

- Player burnout

- Let it flow

- St Martins physicality

- Hurler of the Week

- Australian training camps

The biggest weekend of the Wexford Club Calendar has just passed and it provided us with plenty of excitement.

St Martins won back to back titles for the 1st time in their history after a tough victory over Rathnure, while Fethard returned to the Senior ranks after an upset win over Cloughbawn. We caught up with Dylan Whelan of Fethard and Barry O'Connor of St Martins to check in on their respective celebrations, while Richie Kehoe provided us with some much needed balance.

It's county final week and we have two clubs in St Martins and Rathnure who have both 100% records in the championship this year while they are also both reigning county champions with St Martins looking to make history by winning it twice in a row for the first time, while Rathnure will aim to achieve the unlikely feat of winning the Intermediate and Senior Titles back to back.

We are joined by the Great Jimmy Holohan from Rathnure and Barry Lambert from St Martins to look back at the semi finals and look ahead to this mouthwatering final.

We're joined by the Glynn Barntown manager Paul Carley and St Annes manager Davy Redmond to discuss the Wexford Hurling quarter finals and preview the semi finals.

We're joined by Richie Kehoe and Ed Rowsome to preview the 4 senior hurling quarter finals - Ferns v Faythe Harriers, Oulart v St Martins, Rathnure v Glynn Barntown and Naomh Eanna v St Annes as well as the relegation final between neighbours Oylegate and Crossabeg.

We also have our BHA Construction Hurler of the Week and a bit of talk of statues, saw doctors and Dublin Junior H hurling too.