LONGFORD HAVE MADE one change for Saturday’s All-Ireland senior football qualifier against Cork as they seek to build on their shock win over Monaghan in the last round.

Barry O’Farrell, who came off the bench in the first-half last Saturday in Clones, is named to start on this occasion at wing-forward. Paul McGee is the player to lose out as he drops to the bench.

Cork will name their side for the game tomorrow night for what will be the first ever senior football championship tie between the counties.

Throw-in at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park is 3pm.

Longford

1. Paddy Collum (Fr. Manning Gaels)

2. Cian Farrelly (Emmet Óg)
3. Barry Gilleran (Longford Slashers)
4. Dermot Brady (Longford Slashers)

5. Donal McElligott (St. Columbas)
6. Michael Quinn (capt) (Emmet Óg)
7. Diarmuid Masterson (Dromard)

8. Michael Brady (Longford Slashers)
9. Darren Gallagher (St. Mary’s)

10. Barry O’Farrell (Carrickedmond)
11. James McGivney (St. Columbas)
12. Barry McKeon (Colmcille)

13. Robbie Smyth (Abbeylara)
14. Brian Kavanagh (Kilmacud Crokes)
15. Liam Connerton (Rathcline)

Subs

16. Ciaran Garvey (Mostrim
17. Dessie Reynolds (Sean Connollys)
18. Mark Hughes (Emmet Óg)
19. Brian Farrell (Mostrim)
20. Andrew Farrell (Cashel)
21. Paul McKeon (Colmcille)
22. Rory Connor (Kenagh)<
23. David McGivney (St. Columbas)
24. Seamus Hannon (Mostrim)
25. Paul McGee (Dromard)
26. Kevin Diffley (Ballymahon)

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