CORK HAVE BROUGHT in a scoring star from last weekend’s win against Tipperary from the start for Sunday’s league quarter-final against Limerick.
Darragh Fitzgibbon hit 0-5 after being brought on early in last Sunday’s tie and he’s included from the start for the last eight clash instead of the injured Conor Lehane.
That’s the only change made to his starting side by Rebels boss Kieran Kingston.
In contrast Waterford’s Derek McGrath has made wholesale changes for their team that will face Galway on Sunday in the wake of last weekend’s victory over Clare.
There are nine new players brought in as goalkeeper Ian O’Regan, defenders Kieran Bennett and Seamus Keating, the midfield duo of Mark O’Brien and Tommy Ryan, along with the attacking quartet of Stephen Roche, DJ Foran, Tom Devine and Maurice Shanahan.
Cork
1. Anthony Nash – Kanturk
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2. Stephen McDonnell – Glen Rovers (Captain)
3. Damien Cahalane – St Finbarr’s
4. Colm Spillane – Castlelyons
5. Christopher Joyce – Na Piarsaigh
6. Mark Ellis – Millstreet
7. Mark Coleman – Blarney
Cork bring in a scoring star from Tipp win and Waterford make 9 changes for Galway game
CORK HAVE BROUGHT in a scoring star from last weekend’s win against Tipperary from the start for Sunday’s league quarter-final against Limerick.
Darragh Fitzgibbon hit 0-5 after being brought on early in last Sunday’s tie and he’s included from the start for the last eight clash instead of the injured Conor Lehane.
That’s the only change made to his starting side by Rebels boss Kieran Kingston.
In contrast Waterford’s Derek McGrath has made wholesale changes for their team that will face Galway on Sunday in the wake of last weekend’s victory over Clare.
There are nine new players brought in as goalkeeper Ian O’Regan, defenders Kieran Bennett and Seamus Keating, the midfield duo of Mark O’Brien and Tommy Ryan, along with the attacking quartet of Stephen Roche, DJ Foran, Tom Devine and Maurice Shanahan.
Cork
1. Anthony Nash – Kanturk
2. Stephen McDonnell – Glen Rovers (Captain)
3. Damien Cahalane – St Finbarr’s
4. Colm Spillane – Castlelyons
5. Christopher Joyce – Na Piarsaigh
6. Mark Ellis – Millstreet
7. Mark Coleman – Blarney
8. Lorcan McLoughlin – Kanturk
9. Dean Brosnan – Glen Rovers
10. Bill Cooper – Youghal
11. Darragh Fitzgibbon – Charleville
12. Luke Meade – Newcestown
13. Alan Cadogan – Douglas
14. Seamus Harnedy – St Ita’s
15. Patrick Horgan – Glen Rovers
Subs
16. Patrick Collins – Ballinhassig
17. Killian Burke – Midleton
18. David Griffin – Carrigaline
19. Jack Sheehan – Erins Own
20. Chris O’Leary – Valley Rovers
21. Cormac Murphy – Mallow
22. Brian Lawton – Castlemartyr
23. Daniel Kearney – Sarsfields
24. Luke O’Farrell – Midleton
25. Michael Cahalane – Bandon
26. Michael O’ Halloran – Blackrock
Waterford
1. Ian O’Regan (Mount Sion)
2. Shane Fives (Tourin)
3. Kieran Bennett (Ballysaggart)
4. Shane McNulty (De La Salle)
5. Tadhg de Burca (Clashmore / Kinsalebeg)
18. Seamus Keating (Ardmore)
7. Conor Gleeson (Fourmilewater)
8. Mark O’Brien (Ferrybank)
9. Tommy Ryan (Tallow)
10. Kevin Moran (De La Salle)
11. Stephen Roche (Mount Sion)
14. DJ Foran (Portlaw)
13. Tom Devine (Modeligo)
23. Stephen Bennett (Ballysaggart)
21. Maurice Shanahan (Lismore)
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