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Wexford board should learn their lesson. The Seamus McEnaney experiment has ended, and its results were mixed.

They won promotion from Division 4 thanks to five wins from their first five matches, but their form collapsed thereafter. McEnaney cited the travel involved from his home in Monaghan to Wexford as the big reason for leaving.

The distance hasn’t changed since he took the job. Wexford got a quick lift, but might ponder trusting in native talent when choosing a manager this time. It is almost always for the best.