MONAGHAN BOSS SEAMUS ‘Banty’ McEnaney has named his starting team to face Down in tomorrow’s Ulster quarter-final showdown.
Attacking duo Gary Mohan and Andrew Woods will make their championship debuts, while regular forward Conor McCarthy has been named to start at wing-back.
Throw-in at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones, is 4.30pm [live on Sky Sports Arena]. The Farney county’s ladies team host Armagh in their Ulster semi-final beforehand at 2.15pm.
While Banty’s opponents, Down, are among several of the counties not to have yet shown their hand ahead of the weekend’s provincial football action, others have.
Anthony Cunningham has announced his starting 15 as Roscommon go head-to-head with Sligo for a place in the Connacht final, while Wexford manager Shane Roche has named an unchanged team for their crack at Dublin in Leinster.
Longford-Westmeath, Clare-Limerick and Waterford-Tipperary have also named their respective sides, and they’re all available to view below, along with the weekend’s football fixtures.
This article will be updated with any more teams that are announced throughout the evening.
Roscommon senior football manager Anthony Cunningham has named his team to face Sligo in tomorrow’s Connacht Senior Football Championship Semi-final. #RosGAApic.twitter.com/0rAQUE8fR3
Our starting line up and bench for Saturday night’s Munster Senior Football Quarter Final Tie vs. Limerick. Throw in at Cusack Park is at 6pm . Reiteoir - Conor Lane Corcaigh pic.twitter.com/YSNqT2lJaM
Ahead of this Saturday’s Munster Senior Football championship game against Waterford in Frahrr Field Dungarvan, Tipperary Senior football manager David Power has named his team. pic.twitter.com/xPoIqEgCOr
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Banty hands out two championship debuts in Monaghan team to face Down
MONAGHAN BOSS SEAMUS ‘Banty’ McEnaney has named his starting team to face Down in tomorrow’s Ulster quarter-final showdown.
Attacking duo Gary Mohan and Andrew Woods will make their championship debuts, while regular forward Conor McCarthy has been named to start at wing-back.
Throw-in at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones, is 4.30pm [live on Sky Sports Arena]. The Farney county’s ladies team host Armagh in their Ulster semi-final beforehand at 2.15pm.
While Banty’s opponents, Down, are among several of the counties not to have yet shown their hand ahead of the weekend’s provincial football action, others have.
Anthony Cunningham has announced his starting 15 as Roscommon go head-to-head with Sligo for a place in the Connacht final, while Wexford manager Shane Roche has named an unchanged team for their crack at Dublin in Leinster.
Longford-Westmeath, Clare-Limerick and Waterford-Tipperary have also named their respective sides, and they’re all available to view below, along with the weekend’s football fixtures.
This article will be updated with any more teams that are announced throughout the evening.
Monaghan (v Down)
Roscommon (v Sligo)
Longford (v Westmeath)
Westmeath (v Longford)
Wexford (v Dublin)
Clare (v Limerick)
Limerick (v Clare)
Waterford (v Tipperary)
Tipperary (v Waterford)
This weekend’s football fixtures
Saturday
Connacht SFC
Sligo v Roscommon, 5pm
Leinster SFC
Westmeath v Longford, 6pm
Wexford v Dublin, 6.30pm – live on Sky Sports Arena
Munster SFC
Clare v Limerick, 6pm
Waterford v Tipperary, 7pm
Ulster SFC
Monaghan v Down, 4.30pm – live on Sky Sports Arena
Sunday
Leinster SFC
Meath v Wicklow, 2pm
Kildare v Louth, 4pm
Ulster SFC
Tyrone v Derry, 4pm – live on RTÉ 2.
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