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John Kiely has made two changes to the Limerick side to take on Galway at the weekend in the All Ireland Semi Final.
Darragh O’Donovan comes in for David Reidy but takes up his starting position at midfield with Cian Lynch moving to centre forward.
The inside forward line is the only other change with Seamus Flanagan replacing Peter Casey. Flanagan caused the Galway fullback line plenty of problems back in the 2018 final and John Kiely will be hoping for similar this weekend.
Galway have also make their side for the game.
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