Limerick GAA
Cathy Mee is named at six, flanked by Grace Lee and Meadhbh MacNamara, with Ambrose partnering Lauren Ryan ahead in midfield.
Read MoreO’Brien will be the main threat in the full-forward line. Hugh Flanagan is named in the corner with Oisin O’Farrell in the other.
Read MoreLimerick lost back to finals in 2009 and 2010, as well as in 2003 and 2004. They have never won the championship.
Read MoreSharpshooter Aaron Gillane continues in the corner, the Limerick talisman joined by Donnacha Ó Dálaigh and Peter Casey this weekend.
Read MoreThe Shannonsiders had to adapt having gone down to 14 men, and moved English to midfield, a switch Kiely says “worked to a certain extent”.
Read MoreLee’s men have fallen to defeats to Antrim, Sligo, Down, Westmeath and Clare so far, and must win to have any hope of avoiding relegation.
Read MoreAside from Hannon; Barry Nash, David Reidy, Shane O’Brien, Tom Morrissey, Seamus Flanagan and Adam English all come into the side.
Read MoreTipperary struck Nickie Quaid’s net three times in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, something that Kiely said he was “very disappointed” about.
Read MoreÓ Dálaigh is enjoying a fine league campaign, the Monaleen man starting to make a starting spot his own with a string of impressive displays.
Read MoreLynch captains the side, assuming the role from William O’Donoghue, who led his troops out against Dublin.
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