Art Foley - Teams

Teams

Wexford – 1954 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship runners-up

1 A. Foley
2 Billy Rackard
3 N. O'Donnell
4 M. O'Hanlon
5 J. English
6 Bobby Rackard
7 N. Wheeler
8 J. Morrissey
9 S. Hearne
10 Paddy Kehoe
11 T. Flood
12 Padge Kehoe (Capt.)
13 T. Ryan
14 N. Rackard
15 R. Donovan

Subs: T. Bolger; D. Aherne

Wexford – 1955 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions (2nd title)

1 A. Foley
2 Bobby Rackard
3 N. O'Donnell (Capt.)
4 M. O'Hanlon
5 J. English
6 Billy Rackard
7 M. Morrissey
8 J. Morrissey
9 S. Hearne
10 Paddy Kehoe
11 N. Wheeler
12 Padge Kehoe
13 T. Ryan
14 N. Rackard
15 T. Flood

Subs: O. Gough; D. Aherne

Wexford – 1956 National Hurling League Champions (1st title)

1 A. Foley 2 Bobby Rackard 3 N. O'Donnell 4 M. O’Hanlon 5 J. English (Capt.) 6 Billy Rackard 7 J. Morrissey 8 J. Morrissey 9 S. Hearne 10 P. Kehoe 11 E. Wheeler 12 T. Flood 13 T. Ryan 14 N. Rackard 15 T. Dixon

Wexford – 1956 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions (3rd title)

1 A. Foley 2 Bobby Rackard 3 N. O'Donnell 4 M. Morrissey 5 J. English (Capt.) 6 Billy Rackard 7 J. Morrissey 8 S. Hearne 9 N. Wheeler 10 P. Kehoe 11 M. Codd 12 T. Flood 13 T. Ryan 14 N. Rackard 15 T. Dixon

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