FOUR MEMBERS OF last year’s panel will feature for Cork in their Electric Ireland Munster minor football opener.
Kevin McMahon, captain Colm O’Callaghan, Cathail O’Mahony and Damien Gore have all been named to start for the Rebels against Tipperary in tomorrow night’s quarter-final at Semple Stadium in Thurles (7.00pm).
Also included in the side is corner-forward Mark Cronin of Nemo Rangers, whose older brother Stephen is a current Cork senior. Kanturk’s Ryan Walsh, cousin of two-time All-Star Aidan Walsh, starts at midfield.
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Having lost to Kerry in last year’s Munster final, Cork are still searching for their first provincial crown since 2010.
Cork (v Tipperary)
1. Kevin McMahon (Kilshannig)
2. Lorcan Finn (Mitchelstown)
3. William Ronan (Kilmurry)
4. Dylan Ward (Douglas)
5. Jason Harrington (Adrigole)
6. Peter O’Driscoll (Ilen Rovers)
7. Jack McCarthy (Carrigaline)
8. Ryan Walsh (Kanturk)
9. Mark Keane (Mitchelstown)
10. Jack Murphy (Eire Og)
11. Evan Murphy (Dromtariffe)
12. Colm O’Callaghan (Eire Og — captain)
13. Mark Cronin (Nemo Rangers)
14. Cathail O’Mahony (Mitchelstown)
15. Damien Gore (Kilmacabea)
Subs
16. Ian Giltinan (Carrigaline)
17. John Corcoran (Nemo Rangers)
18. Daniel O’Mahony (Knocknagree)
19. Sean Meehan (Kiskeam)
20. Shane Hickey (Millstreet)
21. Colm Barrett (St Finbarrs)
22. Cillian Murray (St Finbarrs)
23. Dara Moynihan (Ballydesmond)
24. Mark Hodnett (Carbery Rangers)
Cork name minor side as they begin bid for first Munster title in 7 years
FOUR MEMBERS OF last year’s panel will feature for Cork in their Electric Ireland Munster minor football opener.
Kevin McMahon, captain Colm O’Callaghan, Cathail O’Mahony and Damien Gore have all been named to start for the Rebels against Tipperary in tomorrow night’s quarter-final at Semple Stadium in Thurles (7.00pm).
Also included in the side is corner-forward Mark Cronin of Nemo Rangers, whose older brother Stephen is a current Cork senior. Kanturk’s Ryan Walsh, cousin of two-time All-Star Aidan Walsh, starts at midfield.
Having lost to Kerry in last year’s Munster final, Cork are still searching for their first provincial crown since 2010.
Cork (v Tipperary)
1. Kevin McMahon (Kilshannig)
2. Lorcan Finn (Mitchelstown)
3. William Ronan (Kilmurry)
4. Dylan Ward (Douglas)
5. Jason Harrington (Adrigole)
6. Peter O’Driscoll (Ilen Rovers)
7. Jack McCarthy (Carrigaline)
8. Ryan Walsh (Kanturk)
9. Mark Keane (Mitchelstown)
10. Jack Murphy (Eire Og)
11. Evan Murphy (Dromtariffe)
12. Colm O’Callaghan (Eire Og — captain)
13. Mark Cronin (Nemo Rangers)
14. Cathail O’Mahony (Mitchelstown)
15. Damien Gore (Kilmacabea)
Subs
16. Ian Giltinan (Carrigaline)
17. John Corcoran (Nemo Rangers)
18. Daniel O’Mahony (Knocknagree)
19. Sean Meehan (Kiskeam)
20. Shane Hickey (Millstreet)
21. Colm Barrett (St Finbarrs)
22. Cillian Murray (St Finbarrs)
23. Dara Moynihan (Ballydesmond)
24. Mark Hodnett (Carbery Rangers)
Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford unveil starting sides for Munster minor football openers
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