Wexford suffered a damaging defeat to Antrim on Saturday, losing a lead in the closing stages again. We try to analyze what went wrong and where we can go from here.

We were joined by our legendary captain Martin Storey and the Antrim great Sambo McNaughton.

Wexford were cruelly denied on Sunday after 2 late goals salvaged a point for Dublin. We look to where Wexford did well to get into the winning position, and what we could have done differently to close the deal, and a look ahead to Antrim on Saturday. We were joined by former Wexford hurler Tomas Waters and former Dublin hurler Ryan O'Dwyer.

The wait is finally over, Wexford play Dublin in round 1 of the Leinster Championship this Sunday. What better way to look forward to it than to chat with 2 men who have gone the whole way.

A very enjoyable chat with Leinster Final Man of the Match from 1996 Larry Murphy and Hurler of the Year from 1996 Larry O'Gorman

Keith Rossiter has been one of Wexford's greatest ever players, now we hope he will become one of Wexford's greatest ever managers.

A solid first league campaign has brought optimism to the county, but now the real business is about to begin. We spoke with Keith about his experiences so far in management, we have a look ahead to the Championship, and much more.

A hugely positive league ended with a disappointing defeat to Cork. The streak is over, but we try to look at the bigger picture and what it means for the business part of the year, Championship.

We were joined by the legendary Naomh Eanna man Billy Byrne to discuss.

Wexford remain undefeated and picked their first league win of the year after downing former manager Davy Fitzgerald's Waterford in Walsh Park. Young players are still impressing and coming to the fore.

We were joined by former Wexford and Oulart hurler Davy Redmond and former Wexford and Waterford selector, and honorary Ferns man Pat Bennett to discuss.

Wexford overcame 2 first-half injuries to key players Kevin Foley and Lee Chin to earn a 3rd straight league draw against Clare in Wexford Park on Sunday. Ben and Garry chat to Ursula Jacob and Richie Kehoe about the game and how Keith Rossiter and Wexford are building nicely with loads of young new faces gaining great experience and performing well.

Wexford came from behind to snatch a draw against an improving Offaly side. Despite a poor start, and finishing with 13 men, they managed to claw back a deficit and almost took all the points in a very wet Wexford Park on Saturday evening.

We were joined by former Offaly legend Brian Carroll and former Oulart The Ballagh and Wexford hurler Paul Roche to discuss.

A draw away to Kilkenny continues Rossiter's unbeaten beginning to his managerial campaign. With many positives to reflect on, we were joined by Ed Rowsome and David "Doc" O'Connor

Sean Flood, from the legendary hurling family in Cloughbawn, played the last 15 minutes of the All-Ireland semi-final in 1996 with a broken shin. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed talking to him.