AFTER COMING OUT of ‘fortress Aughrim’ unscathed, Meath have made two changes for Sunday’s visit to headquarters to face Wicklow.

The Royals go into the Leinster SFC semi-final at Croke Park with both tweaks in their half-back line.

Padraic Harnan and Seamus Kenny come in in place of Mickey Burke and Ciaran Lenehan after Mick O’Dowd had made the same switch to stem a flow of Wicklow attacks.

Wexford are unchanged from the side who got the better of Louth by a score of 2-13 to 1-15. Ciaran Lyng, after scoring 1-3 from open play against the Wee County will start top of the right.

Meath: Paddy O’Rourke; Donal Keoghan, Kevin Reilly (Capt.),Bryan Menton, Padraic Harman, Caoimhin King, Seamus Kenny; Brian Meade, Conor Gillespie, Peadar Byrne , Damien Carroll , Graham Reilly; Eamonn Wallace,  Stephen Bray, Michael Newman.

Wexford: Anthony Masterson; Michael Furlong, Graeme Molloy, Lee Chin; Brian Malone, David Murphy, Adrian Flynn; Daithi Waters, Rory Quinlivan; James Holmes, Ben Brosnan, Aindreas Doyle; Ciaran Lyng, Redmond Barry, PJ Banville.

Subs: Tom Hughes, Robert Tierney, Paddy Byrne, Conor Carty, Joey Wadding, Shane Roche, Kevin Gore, Sean Culleton, Michael Hanrahan, Kevin O’Grady, Paidi Kelly.

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