Wexford captain Matthew Hanlon has stressed that they are not done yet.

The Model County have already become the success story of the championship as they come from the doldrums to impress in the qualifiers.

Wins over the 2013 All-Ireland champions Clare and former Munster champions Waterford have rejuvenated the county and its supporters.

Their campaign continues this weekend with another tough clash against Munster opposition as Limerick stand in their way of a place in an All-Ireland semi-final.

And speaking to the Wexford People, Hanlon stressed: "We are an ambitious outfit. We may be a young side, but we are ambitious. We have shown this in the championship. Perhaps things did not go to plan against Dublin, but we got back together, studied the game and took it from there.

He added: "It's all about recovery now. It's a great place to be in looking forward to an All-Ireland quarterfinal. It's massive for Wexford hurling and the players."

Wexford face Limerick in the first part of a double header at Semple Stadium on Sunday afternoon as Dublin and Tipperary meet afterwards. Tweet

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