Wicklow Hurlers Maintain Positive Form With Impressive Away League Win

Monday, 9 February 2026 11:16

By John Harte

Wicklow hurlers in action against Tyrone

Wicklow hurlers continue their good form in hurling competition so far in 2026.

Andrew Kavanagh scored two goals in what eventually proved to be a comfortable eight-point win for Wicklow against fellow Allianz Division Three opponents Tyrone in Garvaghey on Sunday.

Jack Phelan's piledriver three-pointer for the Garden County men bookended Kavanagh's brace of goal and Wicklow were never in doubt of victory ending 3-14 to 0-15 in an impressive away win for the promotion chasers.

Wicklow have four points after three games for Bosco O'Neill's side.

Wicklow GAA TV’s Daniel Kennedy caught up with manager Bosco after the match in Tyrone:

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