The Tipperary panel before last Saturday's meeting with Louth Ryan Byrne / INPHO
Ryan Byrne / INPHO / INPHO
TIPPERARY HAVE BROUGHT Martin Dunne and Brian Fox into their side for Saturday’s All-Ireland qualifier Round 3B clash against Tyrone in Thurles.
Manager Peter Creedon has made two changes from the team that crushed Louth last Saturday.
Fox came on as a sub in that game and is named at half-forward while Dunne, who featured for the Tipperary junior side earlier this summer, is a notable inclusion at midfield alongside Colin O’Riordan.
Martin Dunne in action for the Tipperary junior footballers against Waterford Morgan Treacy / INPHO
Morgan Treacy / INPHO / INPHO
Ger Mulhair and Robbie Kiely are the two Tipperary players to make way.
For opponents Tyrone, Sean Cavanagh will set the record for the most appearances (76) in championship football for the county at Semple Stadium.
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They have also made changes with Tiernan McCann and Darren McCurry the two players to come into the reckoning from the one point win over Meath last weekend.
Richard Donnelly and Barry Tierney drop out while Conor Meyler is included in the panel for the first time after receiving a recent call-up.
Dunne and Fox brought into Tipp football team as Cavanagh set for Tyrone record
TIPPERARY HAVE BROUGHT Martin Dunne and Brian Fox into their side for Saturday’s All-Ireland qualifier Round 3B clash against Tyrone in Thurles.
Manager Peter Creedon has made two changes from the team that crushed Louth last Saturday.
Fox came on as a sub in that game and is named at half-forward while Dunne, who featured for the Tipperary junior side earlier this summer, is a notable inclusion at midfield alongside Colin O’Riordan.
Ger Mulhair and Robbie Kiely are the two Tipperary players to make way.
For opponents Tyrone, Sean Cavanagh will set the record for the most appearances (76) in championship football for the county at Semple Stadium.
They have also made changes with Tiernan McCann and Darren McCurry the two players to come into the reckoning from the one point win over Meath last weekend.
Richard Donnelly and Barry Tierney drop out while Conor Meyler is included in the panel for the first time after receiving a recent call-up.
Throw-in is at 3pm.
Tipperary
1. Evan Comerford (Kilsheelan Kilcash)
2. Ciarán McDonald (Aherlow)
3. Paddy Codd (Captain) (Killenaule)
4. Jimmy Feehan (Killenaule)
5. Seamus Kennedy (Clonmel Commercials)
6. Peter Acheson (Moyle Rovers)
7. Alan Campbell (Moyle Rovers)
8. Colin O’Riordan (JK Brackens)
9. Martin Dunne (Moyle Rovers)
10. Brian Fox (Éire Óg Annacarty)
11. Conor Sweeney (Ballyporeen)
12. Liam Casey (Cahir)
13. Kevin O’Halloran (Portroe)
14. Michael Quinlivan (Clonmel Commercials)
15. Philip Austin (Borrisokane)
Tyrone:
1. Niall Morgan
2. Aidan McCrory
3. Ronan McNamee
4. Cathal McCarron
5. Ronan McNabb
6. Joe McMahon
7. Peter Harte
8. Colm Cavanagh
9. Mattie Donnelly
10. Darren McCurry
11. Tiernan McCann
12. Rory Brennan
13. Mark Bradley
14. Sean Cavanagh
15. Conor McAliskey
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