The Tribe have named an unchanged starting 15 for tomorrow’s All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final.
DAMIEN COMER HAS been named in the Galway matchday squad for their All-Ireland football preliminary quarter-final against Monaghan tomorrow.
The experienced forward had been absent since suffering an injury in the Tribe’s group stage opener against Derry last month.Pádraig Joyce has named an unchanged starting team, with captain Seán Kelly and Rob Finnerty keeping their places after their respective returns last week. Throw in at Pearse Stadium tomorrow is 4pm, with the action live on GAA GO. Monaghan are yet to show their hand.5. Dylan McHugh , 6. Liam Silke , 7 Séan Mulkerrin 13. Rob Finnerty 14. Shane Walsh 15. Cillian McDaid 22. Johnny Heavey While Cork named an unchanged starting 15 to face Louth last night, Derry and Roscommon have also announced their teams for their respective meetings with Mayo and Tyrone.The Derry squad to face Mayo as the All Ireland knockout series gets underway. pic.twitter.
— Derry GAA June 20, 2024 Roscommon 📣 Davy Burke has named his team to face Tyrone in the All-Ireland Football Championship Preliminary Quarter-Final on Saturday at O’Neills Healy Park, Omagh. 🎟️ Advance ticket sales only at https://t.co/g5IyBxPbT7 or selected Centra & SuperValu stores.#RosGAA pic.twitter.com/YAFw7zu3U4
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