AFTER WINNING THE Sigerson Cup with UCD last Saturday, Eoin Lowry captains the Laois U21 side in Wednesday night’s opening round of the EirGrid Leinster U21 football championship.

The UCD players celebrate winning the Sigerson Cup Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO / Declan Roughan/INPHO

Lowry started at right corner-forward as UCD triumphed last Saturday against DCU.

He’ll captain the Laois U21′s against Louth in Haggardstown on Wednesday night at full-forward.

Eoin Lowry (right) in action in last Saturday's Sigerson Cup final in Belfast Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO / Declan Roughan/INPHO

Lowry is joined in the attack by Evan O’Carroll who has been named at centre-forward by manager Derek Conroy and has plenty senior experience.

He struck 0-3 in the Laois senior side’s recent league win over Armagh.

Evan O'Carroll (right) in action for Laois in their Division 1 league tie against Armagh Presseye / Jonathan Porter/INPHO Presseye / Jonathan Porter/INPHO / Jonathan Porter/INPHO

Laois

1. Aaron Cooney (St Joseph’s Barrowhouse)

2. Liam Knowles (Stradbally)
3. Adam Campion (St Joseph’s Barrowhouse)
4. Eoin Buggie (Stradbally)

5. Trevor Collins (Graiguecullen)
6. Robbie Dowling (The Heath)
7. Daniel O’Reilly (Graiguecullen)

8. Brian Daly (St Joseph’s)
9. Nigel Murphy (Emo Courtwood)

10. Danny Hickey (St Joseph’s Barrowhouse)
11. Evan O’Carroll (Crettyard)
12. Aaron Dowling (The Rock)

13. Colm Murphy (Portarlington)
14. Eoin Lowry (Killeshin)
15. Sean Moore (Ballyfin)

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