Damien Fitzhenry

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Damien Fitzhenry is an Irish sportsman. He is the goalkeeper on the Wexford senior hurling team.

Damien Fitzhenry is one of the most familiar names in hurling today. A player with the Duffry Rovers GAA club in Wexford Fitzhenry has won virtually every honour in senior hurling. He made his debut in the National Hurling League quarter-final of 1993 against Westmeath and has since played over 130 competitive games for Wexford. Although renowned as a goalkeeper, Fitzhenry spent a period as a forward with Wexford prior to the 1996 championship season. That year he won his first Leinster and All-Ireland honours. He received two more Leinster titles in 1997 and 2004, as well All Star Awards in 1997 and 2004.

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	Wexford Senior Hurling Team
1 D. Fitzhenry \| 2 M. Travers \| 3 D. O'Connor \| 4 K. Rossiter \| 5 R. Kehoe \| 6 D. Ruth \| 7 D. Lyng \| 8 E. Quigley \| 9 C. Kenny \| 10 R. McCarthy \| 11 D. Stamp \| 12 P.J. Nolan \| 13 S. Doyle \| 14 R. Jacob \| 15 M. Jordan \| Manager: S. Murphy (Team as of July 2006)