The Wexford u20 hurlers take on Offaly in the Leinster final on Wednesday after beating Kilkenny in the semi-final in Nowlan Park last Wednesday.

We're joined to preview the game by the last Wexford man to lift the u20 Leinster cup, Naomh Eanna's Eoin Conroy as well as former Offaly hurler and current co host of Our Game and GAA correspondent with the Irish Independent, Michael Verney.

A frustrating evening in Croke Park has led to a lot of questions, disappointment and more frustration. We looked back at the action with former Wexford, Naomh Éanna and Ballyboden hurler Malachy Travers, and former Tipperary and Dublin hurler Ryan O’Dwyer.

We were joined by former Wexford and Oulart-The-Ballagh Hurler, and current Oylegate manager Des Mythen, plus Antrim Legend Sambo McNaughton to look back at Wexford's victory over Antrim and a look ahead to this weekend's game vs Dublin.

After the perfect start, Wexford were comfortably defeated by Galway in Salthill on Saturday. We discuss the game, with a look ahead to this weekend's game vs Antrim in Wexford Park.

All with the expert views of our midfield legend Adrian Fenlon and David Connors of the Tuam Herald.

The Championship starts back on Saturday as Wexford take on Galway in Salthill and we are joined by two legends of the game, Cyril Farrell and Tom Dempsey. We look at the possible matchups, the injury issues, and predictions and as is to be expected with Tom and Cyril, we have a bit of craic.

We're delighted to be joined by Ursula Jacob this week and we'd like to have been able to focus solely on the two excellent underage displays over the weekend with the Wexford minors beating Offaly and the Wexford u20s beating Kilkenny but there was also a disgraceful incident at a challenge game that we needed to address.

Wexford's disappointing league campaign is over with an uninspiring loss to Limerick. We did get a few thoughts on the game. But we took a back seat for this one and got a lot of craic and few quality stories from Wexford legend Billy Byrne and Limerick legend Joe Quaid.

Wexford went to Cork in Round 4 of the Allianz Hurling League and provided a much improved performance despite being beaten late on. Some pride was restored and Garry and Ben chat with former Cork and Wexford manager John Meyler and the memory man of Wexford hurling, Ed Rowsome.

Wexford were defeated heavily by Clare on Sunday. We dissect the performance and what's next, with Clare All Ireland winner Colin Ryan and former Wexford centre back Andrew Shore.

This week Ben and Garry chat to Oulart the Ballagh's Shaun Murphy who retired from him Wexford Hurling duties earlier in the year. Shaun talks about the injury issues that ultimately forced his hand as well as the high and lows of his career.