One All-Ireland in total, and just one Leinster title post ’98, why have their club kings failed to be Model champions?
Former Wexford star Tom Dempsey receiving the GWA Hurling Hall of Fame award at the Gaelic Writers’ Awards in Dublin last year. Photo: Matt Browne/Sportsfile
The All-Ireland club senior hurling championship has been a GAA staple for well over half-a-century. In all that time, there has only ever been one Wexford winner – Buffers Alley.
Here’s an even gloomier stat. Since the turn of the century, there has only been one Wexford winner of the AIB Leinster club crown.
