One change on Cork minor side for Tipperary clash

Donal Mulcahy's side are on the road again after opening with away victory against Waterford last week
One change on Cork minor side for Tipperary clash

Cork's Tadhg McCarrthy gets off his pass away despite pressure from Waterford's Darragh Murphy during last week's Electric Ireland Munster MHC game at Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

There is one change in personnel on the Cork team for Friday night’s Electric Ireland Munster MHC game against Tipperary at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles (7pm).

Having opened with a 0-12 to 0-9 win away to Waterford last week, Donal Mulcahy’s side are on the road again and the only alteration sees Cathal Barry come into the side at midfield, replacing Alfie Hennessy.

Captain Eoin Considine remains sidelined with injury, while Callum Coffey – one of just two survivors from last year’s provincial championship win – remains out too.

CORK (Munster MHC v Tipperary): 

Marley Walsh (Youghal); 

Jack Batterbury (Castletownroche), Howard O’Donovan (Kilbree), Nathan Coffey (Na Piarsaigh); 

Finn Cahill (Midleton), Seán Riordan (Kilworth), Dave Nolan (Erin’s Own); 

Tadhg Murphy (Cloughduv), Cathal Barry (Bride Rovers); 

Tadhg McCarthy (Watergrasshill, c), Stephen McHugh (Newtownshandrum), Liam O’Regan (St Finbarr’s); 

Cormac Murphy (Ballinora), Tom Huggins (Sarsfields), Sam Ring (Carrigtwohill).

Subs: Will Stokes (Midleton), Ger Kingston (Mallow), Conor Stack (Blackrock), Cuan McMahon (Sarsfields), Bobby Power (Ballincollig), Hugo Raftery (Liscarroll-Churchtown Gaels), Sam McCarthy (Castlelyons), Conor Ronayne (Dungourney), Ryan Cagney (Mallow).

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