EOIN MOORE IS set to make his first Championship start of the summer when Wexford take on All-Ireland champions Clare.
Model boss Liam Dunne has made three changes for tomorrow’s Round 1 qualifier in Ennis (3.30pm).
Moore is named at wing-back in a move which sees Lee Chin switch to centre-back and Andrew Shore drop to the bench.
David Redmond is preferred to Diarmuid O’Keeffe alongside Harry Kehoe in midfield while up front, Garrett Sinnott starts at wing-forward with Jack Guiney the man to miss out.
Here's the Wexford team for their All-Ireland hurling qualifier v Clare
EOIN MOORE IS set to make his first Championship start of the summer when Wexford take on All-Ireland champions Clare.
Model boss Liam Dunne has made three changes for tomorrow’s Round 1 qualifier in Ennis (3.30pm).
Moore is named at wing-back in a move which sees Lee Chin switch to centre-back and Andrew Shore drop to the bench.
David Redmond is preferred to Diarmuid O’Keeffe alongside Harry Kehoe in midfield while up front, Garrett Sinnott starts at wing-forward with Jack Guiney the man to miss out.
Wexford (SH v Clare)
1. Mark Fanning (Glynn Barntown)
2. Liam Ryan (Rapparees)
3. Matthew O’Hanlon (capt, St James’)
4. Keith Rossiter (Oulart-the-Ballagh)
5. Eoin Moore (Oulart-the-Ballagh)
6. Lee Chin (Faythe Harriers)
7. Ciaran Kenny (Buffers Alley)
8. David Redmond (Oulart-the-Ballagh)
9. Harry Kehoe (Cloughbawn)
10. Garrett Sinnott (Oulart-the-Ballagh)
11. Podge Doran (Oylegate/Glenbrien)
12. Liam Óg McGovern (St Anne’s)
13. Paul Morris (Ferns St Aidan’s)
14. Conor McDonald (Naomh Éanna)
15. Rory Jacob (Oulart-the-Ballagh)
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