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Aidan O'Brien remains the best and Leinster club champions - Wexford’s 2014 sporting highlights
Oulart The Ballagh won the Leinster senior camogie club title
And county star Ursula Jacob was named on the camogie Allstar team
The hurlers won the Leinster U21 title
Which saw five Wexford players – Oliver O’Leary, Liam Ryan, Andrew Kenny, Jack Guiney and Conor McDonald – awarded a spot on the U21 hurling team of the year
Wexford and Clare played out two of the best games of the hurling championship before the Slaneysiders came out on top
While the junior ladies won the All-Ireland football title
Kevin Doyle made a brief return to the Premier League
But Gordon D’Arcy’s magnificent beard left us
Oh and the Ferns man won a Pro 12, Six Nations and was part of the clean-sweep of the November Internationals
Robin Copeland made his Ireland debut against Georgia
Aidan O’Brien had yet another year to remember with victory in the Ascot Gold Cup (Leading Light) and Epsom Derby (Australia)
And, though he has his critics, his son Joseph put in a fine ride to guide Leading Light home
‘Captain Fantastic’ McGinley to lead Irish golf team at 2016 Olympics
Who was Ireland’s greatest sportswoman in 2014?
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