Paddy O'Sullivan 1939 & 1940
Des O'Neill 1944 & 1945
Gerry O'Reilly 1952,1953, 1954 & 1955
Jim Rogers 1952,1953, 1954 & 1955
Michael O'Brien 1953, 1954 & 1955
Joe Fitzpatrick 1955
Joe Timmons 1955 (1959,1961 & 1962 representing Dublin)
Andy Phillips 1959 & 1962
John Timmons (1962 representing Dublin)
Kevin O'Brien 1986, 1996 (1997 selected but injured)
Pat O'Byrne 1987
Robert McHugh 1987
Hugh Kenny 1996, 1997
Philip McGillicudy 1996
Conan Daye 1997
Keith Byrne 1997

O'Byrne Cup
Wicklow 2-10 Carlow 1-8. Blessington 5th Jan
Dublin 0-6 Wicklow 0-9 Parnell Park 12th Jan
Louth 2-19 Wicklow 1-10 Drogheda 19th Jan
National League
Antrim 0-15 Wicklow 3-6 Casement Park 1st Feb
Wicklow 0-15 Waterford 2-9 Aughrim 7th Feb
Kilkenny 0-3 Wicklow 7-24 Nowlan Park 8th Mar
Leitrim 0-13 Wicklow 0-11 Pairc Sean Mac Diarmuida 15th Mar
Wicklow 1-15 Clare 2-9 Aughrim 22nd Mar
Wicklow 1-20 London 0-8 Aughrim 29th Mar
Carlow 2-15 Wicklow 3-7 Dr.Cullen Park 12th Apr
Wicklow 0-10 Sligo 0-11 Aughrim 18th Apr

Leinster Championship
Wicklow 2-12 Longford 1-13 O'Moore Park, Portlaoise 24th May
Wicklow 1-10 Westmeath 0-16 Tullamore 14th Jun

All Ireland Qualifier System
Wicklow 0-17 Fermanagh 1-11 Aughrim 4th July
Wicklow 1-12 Cavan 0-8 Aughrim 11th July
Wicklow 1-15 Down 0-17 Aughrim 18th July

On a wind swept Sunday in Parnell Park, Wicklow emerged victorious over a young and experimental Dublin team. The experience of playing in two finals in Croke Park and five games in Leinster in the last two years shone through as Wicklow held onto a precious 3 point lead to claim victory. The four flags in front of the dressing room changed direction several times throughout the sixty minutes as Wicklow battled the conditions and a very keen crowd.
Wicklow struck early through Paul Earls and it was a lead they would not give up for the rest of the game. Earls who struggled with his footwear for the game was in good form as he showed for every ball and was central to many of Wicklow's scores. Darren Hayden also sent over a fine score and his workrate was second to none on the day. Tony Hannon top scored for Wicklow with five points all from the placed ball. His kicking was immaculate as the elements did their best to keep Tino out.. But to no joy and Hannon kicked Wicklow into the semi finals against Louth..
Ciaran Hyland, Stephen Kelly and Alan Byrne were the driving force for Wicklow as Hyland done an excellent job on Bernard Brogan and snuffed out many Dublin attacks. Paudge MacWalter and Leighton Glynn were the engine room of the team setting up attacks and defending with all their heart. The Dublin management looked on with envy as the 2 wing backs tore their defence apart. EOin Kehoe, Pat Brophy and Tony Hannon operated very well through the centre and Darren hayden enjoyed a fine game in only his second start, All roads lead to Drogheda on Sunday for a semi final.. Surely there is a bit of revenge in the wicklow minds after losing in the Leinster Championship in 2007 after 2 replays... A win will guarantee Wicklow an achievement of a 3rd final in 2 years. Can Micko work his magic again?