Bryan Menton will start for Meath on Sunday. Donall Farmer / INPHO Donall Farmer / INPHO / INPHO

Updated 13.10pm

JASON RYAN HAS named an unchanged Kildare team for Sunday’s Leinster senior football semi-final against Meath  in Croke Park.

The ex-Wexford boss has kept faith with the team that dismantled Louth at the provincial quarter-final stage.

The Lilywhites take on Meath at 2pm at headquarters on Sunday with Meath making one change for the game as Bryan Menton comes in for Mickey Newman.

Kildare

1. Mark Donnellan – Maynooth
2. Hugh McGrillen – Celbridge
3. Michael Foley – Athy
4. Emmet Bolton – Eadestown
5. Ollie Lyons – Celbridge
6. Fergal Conway – Celbridge
7. Keith Cribbin – Johnstownbridge
8. Tommy Moolick – Leixlip
9. Padraig O’Neill – St Laurences
10. Cathal McNally – Johnstownbridge
11. Eamonn Callaghan – Naas
12. Sean Hurley – Johnstownbridge
13. Niall Kelly – Athy
14. Padraig Fogarty – St Laurence’s
15. Paddy Brophy – Celbridge

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Meath

1. Patrick O’Rourke – Skryne
2. Caolan Young – Summerhill
3. Kevin Reilly – Navan O’Mahony’s
4. Michael Burke – Longwood
5. Padraic Harnan – Moynalvey
6. Donal Keogan – Rathkenny
7. Damien Carroll – Ballinabrackey
8. Brian Meade – Rathkenny
9. Bryan Menton – Donaghmore/Ashbourne
10. Donncha Tobin – Blackhall Gaels
11. Shane O’Rourke – Simonstown Gaels
12. Andrew Tormey – Donaghmore/Ashbourne
13. Graham Reilly – St Colmcille’s
14. Stephen Bray – Navan O’Mahony’s
15. Bryan McMahon – Ratoath

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