RONAN LYNCH, THE man-of-the-match in Limerick’s Munster U21 quarter-final last week, comes in at centre-back for the county for tomorrow’s Munster intermediate final against Clare.
Lynch struck 1-8 against Cork in Páirc Uí Rinn last Tuesday night and he’s joined in the starting intermediate side by fellow U21 players Sean Flanagan and Peter Casey at corner-back and corner-forward respectively.
The three players to lose out from the Limerick team that defeated Tipperary at the semi-final stage are the injured Jody Hannon, Mike Fitzgibbon and Dean Coleman.
Opponents Clare have made two changes from their semi-final success against Waterford as Rory Hayes comes in at corner-back and Michael O’Neill gets the nod at corner-forward.
Barry Fitzpatrick and Danny Russell are the players to make way.
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Goals are key as Limerick triumph against Tipp in Munster intermediate semi-final
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Clare cruise into Munster intermediate final with 11-point win over Waterford
Limerick
1. Eoghan McNamara (Doon)
2. Mike Casey (Na Piarsaigh)
3. Barry Lynch (Feohanagh)
4. Sean Flanagan (Feohanagh)
5. Mark Carmody (Patrickswell – captain)
6. Ronan Lynch (Na Piarsaigh)
7. Colin Ryan (Pallasgreen)
8. Pat Ryan (Doon)
9. Lorcan Lyons (Monaleen)
10. David Dempsey (Na Piarsaigh)
11. William O’Donoghue (Na Piarsaigh)
12. Andrew La Touche-Cosgrave (Monaleen)
13. Aaron Gillane (Patrickswell)
14. Kevin O’Brien (Patrickswell)
15. Peter Casey (Na Piarsaigh)
Clare
1. Daniel Vaughan (Tulla)
2. Rory Hayes (Wolfe Tones)
3. Eoin Quirke (Whitegate)
4. Ciaran Cooney (O’Callaghans Mills)
5. Jason McCarthy (Inagh Kilnamona)
6. Aidan McGuane (Kilmaley)
7. Dara Walsh (Éire Óg)
8. David Conroy (St Josephs Doora Barefield)
9. Kevin Hehir (Inagh Kilnamona)
10. Oisin Donnellan (Feakle)
11. Shane McGrath (Feakle – capt.)
12. Darragh Corry (Tulla)
13. Michael O’Neill (Kilmaley)
14. Ryan Taylor (Clooney Quin)
15. Colin Crehan (O’Callaghans Mills)
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“Australian footballer gets called up to Australian squad.”
Is there any other country besides us and maybe North Korea which would run an article like this.
@PScald: haha . Nothing really wrong with the story though . Prob got published here as Martin O’Neill was looking at him., made the right choice . Senseless for him to play for Ireland . All tbouse long haul flights to prob sit on the bench
For someone who grew up in Australia he sounds like someone who grew up in Dublin’s Northside!
Very tidy player, always demands the ball in tight spaces. Has a great range of passing and could do a job for Ireland I reckon. Definitely the stand out Centre Mid in the A-League.
Soccerwhaaas??
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