TIPPERARY HAVE MADE four changes for Saturday’s All-Ireland football qualifier in Semple Stadium from the side that lost to Kerry at the Munster semi-final stage.

U21 players Jimmy Feehan, Ian Fahey, Liam Casey and Kevin O’Halloran all come in to the starting side at full-back, midfield, wing-forward and corner-forward respectively.

Stephen O’Brien and George Hannigan are both ruled out through injury while Robbie Kiely and Ger Mulhaire also make way.

Louth manager Colin Kelly has kept faith with the team that saw off Leitrim at the first round stage.

Conor Grimes came off the bench to score 1-1 in that clash but must be content with a place amongst the substitutes again here.

Louth faced Tipperary in Division 3 of the league in March with Tipperary triumphing by 4-16 to 3-11 while the counties meet in the qualifers in 2009.

The Round 2 clash takes place on Saturday afternoon at 2.45pm in the first part of a triple-header at the venue and The42 will have live coverage from Thurles.

Tipperary

1. Evan Comerford – Kilsheelan Kilcash

2. Ciarán McDonald – Aherlow
3. Paddy Codd Capt. – Killenaule
4. Jimmy Feehan – Killenaule

5. Seamus Kennedy – Clonmel Commercials
6. Peter Acheson – Moyle Rovers
7. Alan Campbell – Moyle Rovers

8. Colin O’Riordan – J K Brackens
9. Ian Fahey – Clonmel Commercials

10. Brian Fox – Eire Óg Annacarty
11. Conor Sweeney – Ballyporeen
12. Liam Casey – Cahir

13. Kevin O’Halloran – Portroe
14. Michael Quinlivan – Clonmel Commercials
15. Philip Austin – Borrisokane

Louth

1. Craig Lynch (Naomh Mairtin)

2. Padraig Rath (Dreadnots)
3. Dessie Finnegan (St Patrick’s)
4. Anthony Williams (Dreadnots)

5. Declan Byrne (St Mochta’s)
6. Darren O’Hanlon (St Patrick’s)
7. Adrian Reid (Mattock Rangers)

8. Tommy Durnin (Westerns)
9. James Califf (Dreadnots)

10. Bevan Duffy (St Fechin’s)
11. Paraic Smith (Dreadnots)
12. Conal McKeever (Clan Na Gael)

13. Ryan Burns (Hunterstown Rovers)
14. Colm Judge (Newtown Blues)
15. Ronan Holdcroft (St Fechin’s)

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