KYLE HAYES HAS recovered from the hamstring strain which saw him miss out on Limerick’s victory over Waterford a fortnight ago and returns to the All-Ireland champions’ starting lineup for Sunday’s Munster Senior Hurling Championship round 3 clash.
Hayes comes back in at full-forward for Conor Boylan in one of two changes made by John Kiely. The other sees Limerick U20 Cathal O’Neill, who fired over three points when introduced in the 10th minute for the injured Cian Lynch against The Déise, start at centre-forward in place of Lynch who will miss the remainder of the provincial championship.
Seamus Flanagan, meanwhile, could make his first championship appearance of the season from the bench having missed out to this point through injury.
Colm Bonnar has made five changes to his Tipp side who were downed by Clare in their second-round tie. Conor Stakelum, Ger Browne, and Paul Flynn come in for the injured James Quigley, Jason Forde, and John McGrath respectively.
There is a swap of Hogans between the sticks, with Barry coming in for Brian, while Paddy Caddell displaces Dan McCormack in midfield.
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Great article.
Great to read about Billy and the way life turned out for him.i
I can remember him as a kid in Middleton when I stayed with his parents Don and Mary.I will never forget their kindness towards me as I was starting out in my first job in nearby Carrigtouhill.
Great read. Never forget his goal for Rovers against Shels in the cup. Belter. On his day he was unstoppable.
Nobody underachieves. If you have the skill, but not the motivation, you’ll achieve exactly how much you should achieve with that combination.
@Ryan Comiskey: what if you have the motivation but not the skill?
@Kieran Stafford: you’ll still likely achieve your potential – whatever that may be.
Great article and gives a no holds account of the times of Leage of Ireladn football from players perspective and still after his football experiences has great love still for Cork.
Jaysus that suit looks shocking on Dolan . Fits like he ordered it online or something
@Ronan McDermott: …would you like if it was a “slim” fit?!…on Dolan?!
Great read I remember Celtic played City in 2001 and brought a full strength team bar Larsson. The game finished 3-2 to Celtic that night too. I’ve the ticket on my bedroom wall still.
Great read. Billy scored against Rovers out at Bishopstown once, off the left wing into the right top corner. Best goal I’ve seen in the flesh. Glorious stuff.
Great read. Never forget his goal for Rovers against Shels in the cup. Belter. On his day he was unstoppable.
@David Linehan: alright David boy once was enough to say it !
“Billy Woods was on the wing
we had dreams and songs to sing”
Immortalised in song, doesn’t get much better than that.
I remember the slagging Billy got at the Cross when City played Rovers.
One fella roared”Welcome back Billy, you havent changed. You’re still shite”
I remember the slagging Billy got at the Cross when he came with Rovers.
One fella roared ” Welcome back Billy, you havent changed. You’re still shite”