CORK AND CLARE have both named unchanged sides for Sunday’s Munster senior hurling final (2pm).
The unbeaten Rebels, who are looking to retain the Munster title for the first time since 2006, stick with the side which beat Waterford by three points in the final round-robin match.
Clare booked their place in the Thurles decider with a 11-point trimming of a flat Limerick side a fortnight ago, and joint managers Gerry O’Connor and Donal Moloney have shown faith in the same starting XV.
The Banner are bidding for their first provincial crown since Ger Loughnane steered them to the title in 1998.
David Reidy is available to start at wing-forward after his controversial red card for an off-the-ball incident against Limerick was rescinded on appeal.
But Moloney will not be on the sideline after failing in his bid to have his three-month ban overturned by the Central Hearings Committee.
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Clare
1. Donal Tuohy (Crusheen)
2. Patrick O’Connor (Tubber – captain)
3. David McInerney (Tulla)
4. Jack Browne (Ballyea)
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Clare trust unchanged side to win their first Munster title in 20 years
LAST UPDATE | 29 Jun 2018
CORK AND CLARE have both named unchanged sides for Sunday’s Munster senior hurling final (2pm).
The unbeaten Rebels, who are looking to retain the Munster title for the first time since 2006, stick with the side which beat Waterford by three points in the final round-robin match.
Clare booked their place in the Thurles decider with a 11-point trimming of a flat Limerick side a fortnight ago, and joint managers Gerry O’Connor and Donal Moloney have shown faith in the same starting XV.
The Banner are bidding for their first provincial crown since Ger Loughnane steered them to the title in 1998.
David Reidy is available to start at wing-forward after his controversial red card for an off-the-ball incident against Limerick was rescinded on appeal.
But Moloney will not be on the sideline after failing in his bid to have his three-month ban overturned by the Central Hearings Committee.
Clare
1. Donal Tuohy (Crusheen)
2. Patrick O’Connor (Tubber – captain)
3. David McInerney (Tulla)
4. Jack Browne (Ballyea)
5. Seadna Morey (Sixmilebridge)
6. Conor Cleary (St Joseph’s Miltown Malbay)
7. Jamie Shanahan (Sixmilebridge)
8. Colm Galvin (Clonlara)
9. Cathal Malone (Sixmilebridge)
10. Peter Duggan (Clooney-Quin)
11. Tony Kelly (Ballyea)
12. David Reidy (Éire Óg)
13. Podge Collins (Cratloe)
14. John Conlon (Clonlara)
15. Shane O’Donnell (Éire Óg)
Cork
1. Anthony Nash (Kanturk)
2. Sean O’Donoghue (Inniscarra)
3. Damien Cahalane (St Finbarr’s)
4. Colm Spillane (Castlelyons)
5. Christopher Joyce (Na Piarsaigh)
6. Eoin Cadogan (Douglas)
7. Mark Coleman (Blarney)
8. Darragh Fitzgibbon (Charleville)
9. Bill Cooper (Youghal)
10. Daniel Kearney (Sarsfields)
11. Conor Lehane (Midleton)
12. Seamus Harnedy (St Ita’s – captain)
13. Luke Meade (Newcestown)
14. Shane Kingston (Douglas)
15. Patrick Horgan (Glen Rovers)
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