GALWAY BOSS MICHEAL Donoghue has named his side for tomorrow’s Division 1 hurling quarter-final against Wexford in Pearse Stadium.

Donoghue makes four personnel changes, with Paul Killeen, Darren Morrissey, Sean Bleahane and Thomas Monaghan arriving into the team.

Ronan Burke, Kevin Hussey, Jason Flynn and Davy Glennon make way. The game takes place at 1.30pm.

Waterford manager Paraic Fanning and Cork boss John Meyler have also unveiled their starting teams. The Deise play Clare tomorrow at 3pm in the Division 1 quarter-final, while the Rebels face Kilkenny in the play-off at 2pm in Nowlan Park.

The Wexford has yet to be released, while Clare named their side yesterday.

Galway (vs Wexford)

1. Fergal Flannery

2. Jack Grealish
3. Paul Killeen
4. Aidan Harte

5. Darren Morrissey
6. Padraic Mannion – captain
7. Gearoid McInerney

8. Cathal Mannion
9. Sean Loftus

10. Niall Burke
11. Joe Canning
12. Sean Bleahene

13. Conor Whelan
14. Brian Concannon
15. Thomas Monaghan

Waterford (vs Clare)

1. Stephen O’Keeffe (Ballygunner)

2. Shane McNulty (De la Salle)
3. Philip Mahony (Ballygunner)
4. Noel Connors (Passage)

5. Callum Lyons (Ballyduff Lower)
6. Kevin Moran (De la Salle)
7. Austin Gleeson (Mount Sion)

8. Jamie Barron (Fourmilewater)
9. Colm Roche (Shamrocks)

10. Jack Prendergast (Lismore)
11. Mikey Kearney (Ballyduff Upper)
12. Pauric Mahony (Ballygunner)

13. Thomas Ryan (Tallow)
14. Stephen Bennett (Ballysaggart)
15. Shane Bennett (Ballysaggart)

Cork (vs Kilkenny)

1. Anthony Nash (Kanturk)

2. Sean O’ Donoghue (Inniscarria)
3. Damien Cahalane (St Finbarrs)
4. Darren Browne (Kanturk)

5. Robert Downey (Glen Rovers)
6. Tim O’ Mahony (Newtownshandrum)
7. Mark Colemen (Blarney)

8. Ger Millerick (Fr O’ Neills)
9. Bill Cooper (Youghal)  - Captain 

10. Daniel Kearney (Sarsfields)
11. Robbie O’ Flynn  (Erins Own)
12. Luke Meade  (Newcestown)

13. Conor Lehane (Midleton)
14. Aidan Walsh (Kanturk)
15. Shane Kingston (Douglas)

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