Galway footballer Shane Walsh will miss next week's Connacht SFC semi-final with Mayo after being injured in a car crash.
Walsh broke his hand in a collision on the N17 early on Saturday morning in which a 55-year-old man died.
The 22-year-old was an All-Star nominee last year.
Brian O'Halloran takes Pauric Mahony's place on the Waterford team to face Cork in Sunday's Munster SHC semi-final at Semple Stadium.
Waterford: Stephen O'Keeffe; Shane Fives; Barry Coughlan, Noel Connors; Tadhg de Búrca, Austin Gleeson, Philip Mahony; Jamie Barron, Maurice Shanahan; Kevin Moran, Stephen Bennett, Jake Dillon; Brian O'Halloran, Michael Walsh, Colin Dunford.
David King, Dermot Shortt, Pat Camon and Paddy Murphy are all set to make their championship debuts for Offaly in the county's Leinster SHC quarter-final against neighbours Laois at 3.30pm in O'Moore Park on Sunday.
Offaly: James Dempsey; David King, Dermot Shortt, Niall Wynne; Cathal Parlon, Colin Egan, Pat Camon; Sean Ryan, Emmet Nolan; Paddy Murphy, Dan Currams, Joe Bergin; Shane Dooley, James Mulrooney, Brian Carroll.
Seamus ‘Cheddar’ Plunkett has named his first side since returning as Laois manager.
This week it was announced that Plunkett and his management team have agreed to return to Laois following successful discussions with the county board.
Laois: Enda Rowland; John A Delaney, Cahir Healy, Brian Stapleton; Joe Fitzpatrick, Matthew Whelan, Conor Dunne; Joe Campion, Patrick Purcell; Willie Hyland, Zane Keenan, Charles Dwyer; Ben Conroy, Tommy Fitzgerald, PJ Scully.
Westmeath have named their team to face Wexford in Sunday's Leinster SHC quarter-final.
Westmeath: Shane McGovern; Shane Power, Tommy Doyle, Gary Greville; Aaron Craig, Aonghus Clarke, Alan McGrath; Eoin Price, Cormac Boyle; Alan Devine, Derek McNicholas, Liam Varley; Niall Dowdall, Brendan Murtagh, Darragh Clinton.
Brian Murphy comes straight into the Cork at corner-back after coming out of retirement two weeks ago.
The two-time All-Ireland winner hadn't played for the Rebels since 2013 but answered the call after defenders Christopher Joyce and Lorcan McLoughlin suffered season-threatening injuries.
Murphy, who replaces Aidan Ryan in the full-back line, is one of three changes to the side that lost to the Deise in the Allianz Hurling League final for Sunday's Munster SHC semi-final.
Damien Cahalane replaces the injured McLoughlin while Luke O'Farrell starts at full-forward and Rob O'Shea drops to the bench.
Cork: Anthony Nash; Shane O’Neill, Stephen McDonnell, Brian Murphy; Damien Cahalane, Mark Ellis, Cormac Murphy; Daniel Kearney, Aidan Walsh;Conor Lehane, Seamus Harnedy, Bill Cooper; Alan Cadogan, Luke O’Farrell, Patrick Horgan.
Dublin have named their team to face Galway in the Leinster SHC quarter-final replay at O'Connor Park in Tullamore.
Michael Carton takes over from Peter Kelly at full-back. Paul Schutte comes back in at corner-back, with Shane Durkin moving out to the wing.
Dublin: Alan Nolan; Cian O'Callaghan, Michael Carton, Paul Schutte; Chris Crummey, Conal Keaney, Shane Durkin; Johnny McCaffrey, Simon Lambert; Ryan O'Dwyer, Liam Rushe, Danny Sutcliffe; David O'Callaghan, David Treacy, Mark Schutte
Brendan Rodgers makes his championship debut for Derry against Down in Sunday's Ulster SFC quarter-final.
Eoin Bradley makes his first championship appearance in two years after joining Irish League side Glenavon in 2013.
Derry: Thomas Mallon; Oisín Duffy, Brendan Rogers, Dermot McBride; Kevin Johnston, Chrissy McKaigue, Ciarán McFaul; Niall Holly, Fergal Doherty; Sean Leo McGoldrick, Mark Lynch, Enda Lynn; Benny Heron, Eoin Bradley, Daniel Heavron.
Laois Senior Football manager Tomás O'Flatharta has kept faith with the 15 players who started against Carlow for Saturday's Leinster SFC Quarter-Final v Kildare at 7pm in Tullamore.
Laois: Graham Brody; Damien O'Connor, Mark Timmons, Stephen Attride; Darren Strong, Robbie Kehoe, Colm Begley; Brendan Quigley, John O'Loughlin; Niall Donoher, Conor Boyle, Evan O'Carroll; Ross Munnelly, Donal Kingston, Paul Kingston.
Kildare have also named their team for the clash.
The quintet of Mick O'Grady, Kevin Murnaghan, Gary White, Paul Cribbin and Padraig Fogarty were not in the side that lost to Monaghan in last year's football qualifier.
Kildare: Mark Donnellan; Ciaran Fitzpatrick, Mick O'Grady, Ollie Lyons; Kevin Murnaghan, Fergal Conway, Emmet Bolton; Gary White, Paul Cribbin; Padraig O'Neill, Eoghan O'Flaherty, Cathal McNally; Eamonn Callaghan (Capt), Alan Smith, Padraig Fogarty.
Tipperary footballers have been handed a fitness boost ahead of Sunday week’s Munster Championship clash with All-Ireland champions Kerry.
Colin O’Riordan picked up a hip injury in Sunday’s facile victory over Waterford at Semple Stadium, however, the 19-year-old has been assessed by the team doctor and should be fit to face Kerry as long as he responds to treatment over the coming days.
Speaking in today’s Irish Examiner, Tipperary manager Peter Creedon said: “He may be sent for a second opinion but if he responds to treatment in the next couple of days, there’s no reason why he won’t play against Kerry.
“I was talking to (team doctor) Dr Hynes and he wants to get a second opinion on it. But the initial scans looked positive and assuming he responds to physio, Colin should be OK.”
The JK Brackens clubman is proving to be a key player in the current Tipperary squad and his fitness is seen as key with the Premier looking to beat Kerry in the Munster championship for the first time since 1928.
The Kerry Senior Hurling team to play Derry in the Christy Ring Cup Final in Croke Park on Saturday (5:30pm) shows one change in personnel from the side that defeated Kildare in the semi final.
Patrick Kelly, club-tied for the semi-final, is named at midfield with John Egan moving to corner forward to the exclusion of David Butler.
Kerry XV: Stephen Murphy, Rory Horgan, Paud Costelloe, Bryan Murphy, Daniel Collins, Darren Dineen, Keith Carmody, John Griffin (c), Patrick Kelly, Michael O’Leary, Shane Nolan, Colum Harty, Mikey Boyle, Padraig Boyle, John Egan.
Derry have named an unchanged side for Saturday's Christy Ring Cup final with Kerry.
Derry: D McDermott; M Warnock, C Quinn, S McCullagh; A Rafferty, C McSorley, K Hinphey; S McGuigan, B Quigley; P McCloskey, P Cleary, P Henry; A Kelly, R Convery, A Grant.
