Munster Minor Hurling: Cork stick with same 15 for Waterford clash

The winners at Páirc Uí Rinn will book a Munster final spot with one round-robin game still remaining
Munster Minor Hurling: Cork stick with same 15 for Waterford clash

Cork's Eoghan O'Sheain action against Clare in the Electric Ireland Munster MHC clash in Tulla. Picture: Eamon Ward

The Cork minor team is unchanged for Friday night’s Electric Ireland Munster MHC clash with Waterford at Páirc Uí Rinn (7pm).

After impressive away wins over Limerick and then Clare, manager Fergal McCormack and his selectors have once again kept faith with the same starting 15. There is one alteration to the substitutes as Eoghan Hogan of Éire Óg comes into the squad.

 Cork's Colm Garde makes a spectacular catch against Clare. Picture: Eamon Ward
Cork's Colm Garde makes a spectacular catch against Clare. Picture: Eamon Ward

With both Cork and Waterford having recorded two wins each, the winners of Friday’s game will book a place in the Munster final with a game to spare.

CORK (Munster MHC v Clare): 

Tom C Walsh (Aghada); 

Darragh Heavin (Russell Rovers), Denis Fitzgerald (Bride Rovers), Cian Lawton (Midleton); 

Michael T Brosnan (Glen Rovers), Bobby Carroll (Dromina), Colm Garde (Lisgoold); 

Tom A Walsh (Carrigtwohill), Jack Counihan (Watergrasshill); 

Ruairc Donovan (Fermoy), Cormac Deane (Killeagh), Ryan Dineen (Erin’s Own); 

Craig O’Sullivan (Na Piarsaigh), Callum Coffey (Na Piarsigh), Eoghan O’Shea (Ballinhassig). 

Subs: Cathal Galvin (Sarsfields), Seán Coughlan (Passage), Evan Connolly (Dungourney), Sam Ring (Carrigtwohill), Michael Quill (Blackrock), Charlie Hanratty (Carrigaline), Tom O’Flynn (Sarsfields), Senan Carroll (Midleton), Eoghan Hogan (Éire Óg).

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