WEXFORD AND LAOIS have both named their starting teams for the All-Ireland football Round 2A Qualifier at Wexford Park on Sunday.
Tiarnan Rossitor drops out of Wexford’s half-forward line to make way for Michael O’Regan of An Gleann-Baile Bearn. That change aside, Aidan O’Brien has kept faith in the players who were beaten by Dublin on Sunday.
Meanwhile, Laois have brought Robbie Kehoe into their half-back line instead of Darren Strong. Kevin Meaney comes into midfield, with Conor Meredith moving up the pitch to join Billy Sheehan and Stephen Attride in the half-forward line.
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Ross Munnelly, Donal Kingston and Niall Donoher will spearhead the Laois attack, which fired 1-19 against Fermangh in the last qualifying round.
Throw-in at Wexford Park is at 2.00pm on Sunday.
WEXFORD:
1. Shane Roche (Geralatigh Ui Annracha)
2. Robert Tierney (An Gleann-Baile Bearn)
3. Graeme Molloy (Naomh Seamuis)
4. Conor Carty (Baile an Chaisleain)
5. Michael Furlong (Naomh Abban)
6. Brian Malone (Siol Maaoluir)
7. Adrian Flynn (Ui Rathaille)
8. Daithi Waters (D. Ó Tuarisc Naomh Mairtin)
9. Paddy Byrne (Cill Mhór)
10. Michael O’Regan (An Gleann-Baile Bearn)
11. PJ Banville (Coil de Hora)
12. James Holmes (Baile an Chaisleain)
13. Ciaran Lyng (Naomh Mairtin)
14. Ben Brosnan (Banibh-Baile Miota)
15. Kevin O’Grady (Naomh Seamuis)
Wexford and Laois name teams ahead of All-Ireland football qualifier
WEXFORD AND LAOIS have both named their starting teams for the All-Ireland football Round 2A Qualifier at Wexford Park on Sunday.
Tiarnan Rossitor drops out of Wexford’s half-forward line to make way for Michael O’Regan of An Gleann-Baile Bearn. That change aside, Aidan O’Brien has kept faith in the players who were beaten by Dublin on Sunday.
Meanwhile, Laois have brought Robbie Kehoe into their half-back line instead of Darren Strong. Kevin Meaney comes into midfield, with Conor Meredith moving up the pitch to join Billy Sheehan and Stephen Attride in the half-forward line.
Ross Munnelly, Donal Kingston and Niall Donoher will spearhead the Laois attack, which fired 1-19 against Fermangh in the last qualifying round.
Throw-in at Wexford Park is at 2.00pm on Sunday.
WEXFORD:
1. Shane Roche (Geralatigh Ui Annracha)
2. Robert Tierney (An Gleann-Baile Bearn)
3. Graeme Molloy (Naomh Seamuis)
4. Conor Carty (Baile an Chaisleain)
5. Michael Furlong (Naomh Abban)
6. Brian Malone (Siol Maaoluir)
7. Adrian Flynn (Ui Rathaille)
8. Daithi Waters (D. Ó Tuarisc Naomh Mairtin)
9. Paddy Byrne (Cill Mhór)
10. Michael O’Regan (An Gleann-Baile Bearn)
11. PJ Banville (Coil de Hora)
12. James Holmes (Baile an Chaisleain)
13. Ciaran Lyng (Naomh Mairtin)
14. Ben Brosnan (Banibh-Baile Miota)
15. Kevin O’Grady (Naomh Seamuis)
Subs:
16. Shane O’Hanlon (Coil de Hora)
17. Tiarnan Rossitor (Naomh Mhuire)
18. Simon Donohue (Siol Maaoluir)
19. Cillian Kehoe (Ui Rathaille)
20. Colm Kehoe (An Cloch Ban)
21. David Dunne (Davidstown-Courtnacuddy)
22. John Tubritt (Naomh Maodhog, Fiodh-Ard)
23. Eoghan Nolan (Siol Maaoluir)
24. Stephen Murphy (Naomh Mairtin)
25. Paraic Conway (Ui Rathaille)
26. Graeme Cullen (Ui Rathaille)
LAOIS:
1. Graham Brody (Portlaoise)
2. Padraig McMahon (Ballyroan Abbey)
3. Denis Booth (The Heath)
4. Peter O’Leary (O’Dempsey’s)
5. Robbie Kehoe (O’Dempsey’s)
6. Paul Begley (Stradbally)
7. Colm Begley (Parnells)
8. Kevin Meaney (Arles-Kilcruise)
9. John O’Loughlin (St Brigid’s)
10. Conor Meredith (O’Dempsey’s)
11. Billy Sheehan (Emo)
12. Stephen Attride (Killeshin)
13. Ross Munnelly (Arles-Kilcruise)
14. Donal Kingston (Arles-Killeen)
15. Niall Donoher (Courtwood)
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Comp:All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Laois Qualifier Round 2A Wexford