JIM GAVIN HAS named his starting side — with just one change — to face Westmeath in tomorrow’s Leinster semi-final.
The Dublin manager has announced an unchanged back-line from their Leinster opener victory over Carlow.
Elsewhere, there’s no room for Bernard Brogan as Paddy Andrews comes in at centre-half forward to replace the suspended Diarmuid Connolly.
Meanwhile, Westmeath have made three changes ahead of the Croke Park challenge.
Frank Boyle replaces Paddy Holloway in the half-back line — a substitution which was made early in last week’s win over Offaly.
Tommy McDaniel and Denis Glennon come in for Alan Gaughan and Kevin Reilly respectively in the forwards.
The Dubs are bidding to reach a seventh successive provincial final, while Westmeath have been beaten in the last two deciders.
Throw-in at GAA HQ is 4pm tomorrow, with a place in the Leinster final against Kildare up for grabs.
1. Stephen Cluxton
2. Michael Fitzsimons 3. Jonny Cooper 4. Eric Lowndes
5. Niall Scully 6. Cian O’Sullivan 7. Jack McCaffery
8. Brian Fenton 9. James McCarthy
10. Ciarán Kilkenny 11. Paddy Andrews 12. Paul Mannion
13. Kevin McManamon 14. Con O’Callaghan 15. Dean Rock
1. Darren Quinn
2. Jamie Gonoud 3. Kevin Maguire 4. Killian Daly
5. Mark Mc Callon 6. Frank Boyle 7. James Dolan
8. Alan Stone 9. Ger Egan (Capt)
10. Callum Mc Cormack 11. Paul Sharry 12. Kieran Martin
13. Tommy Mc Daniel 14. John Heslin 15. Denis Glennon
See Dublin's starting XV for their Leinster SFC semi-final clash tomorrow with @westmeath_gaa #UpTheDubs pic.twitter.com/ohx1dDM8wC— Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) June 24, 2017
See Dublin's starting XV for their Leinster SFC semi-final clash tomorrow with @westmeath_gaa #UpTheDubs pic.twitter.com/ohx1dDM8wC
Westmeath Team for Sunday;Quinn,Gonoud,Maguire,Daly,McCallon,FBoyle,Dolan,Stone,GEgan,McCormack,Sharry,Martin,McDaniel,Heslin,Glennon pic.twitter.com/Bx732Oj0gC— Westmeath GAA (@westmeath_gaa) June 23, 2017
Westmeath Team for Sunday;Quinn,Gonoud,Maguire,Daly,McCallon,FBoyle,Dolan,Stone,GEgan,McCormack,Sharry,Martin,McDaniel,Heslin,Glennon pic.twitter.com/Bx732Oj0gC
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Dublin and Westmeath unveil starting sides as they go head-to-head for Leinster final spot
JIM GAVIN HAS named his starting side — with just one change — to face Westmeath in tomorrow’s Leinster semi-final.
The Dublin manager has announced an unchanged back-line from their Leinster opener victory over Carlow.
Elsewhere, there’s no room for Bernard Brogan as Paddy Andrews comes in at centre-half forward to replace the suspended Diarmuid Connolly.
Meanwhile, Westmeath have made three changes ahead of the Croke Park challenge.
Frank Boyle replaces Paddy Holloway in the half-back line — a substitution which was made early in last week’s win over Offaly.
Tommy McDaniel and Denis Glennon come in for Alan Gaughan and Kevin Reilly respectively in the forwards.
The Dubs are bidding to reach a seventh successive provincial final, while Westmeath have been beaten in the last two deciders.
Throw-in at GAA HQ is 4pm tomorrow, with a place in the Leinster final against Kildare up for grabs.
Dublin:
1. Stephen Cluxton
2. Michael Fitzsimons
3. Jonny Cooper
4. Eric Lowndes
5. Niall Scully
6. Cian O’Sullivan
7. Jack McCaffery
8. Brian Fenton
9. James McCarthy
10. Ciarán Kilkenny
11. Paddy Andrews
12. Paul Mannion
13. Kevin McManamon
14. Con O’Callaghan
15. Dean Rock
Westmeath:
1. Darren Quinn
2. Jamie Gonoud
3. Kevin Maguire
4. Killian Daly
5. Mark Mc Callon
6. Frank Boyle
7. James Dolan
8. Alan Stone
9. Ger Egan (Capt)
10. Callum Mc Cormack
11. Paul Sharry
12. Kieran Martin
13. Tommy Mc Daniel
14. John Heslin
15. Denis Glennon
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