Wexford hurlers have not lost a home game in the National League following their hearing with Croke Park.

The Model County were alleged to have breached a training ban when their senior hurlers went abroad to Portugal last April which was a designated club only month.

Wexford, Waterford (hurlers), Armagh and Laois (footballers) were all found guilty of breaching the rules, but Wexford sought a personal hearing and they successfully argued their case.

The Hearings Committee decided that the trip abroad was just a team holiday and no sanction was imposed.

Wexford were due to lose home advantage against All-Ireland champions Limerick, but they will now host them in Innovate Wexford Park.

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