Donegal have named their side for their Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final against Armagh on Sunday.
Anthony Thompson comes into the half-back line, and Ryan McHugh moves from the half-back to half-forward. Christy Toye moves position on the half-forwad line, and Martin O’Reilly drops to the bench.
Donegal: P Durcan; P McGrath, N McGee, E McGee; A Thompson, K Lacey, F McGlynn; N Gallagher, M McElhinney; C Toye, O MacNiallais, R McHugh; P McBrearty, M Murphy, C McFadden.
Mayo get their Connacht Championship campaign under way against local rivals Galway and have a near clean bill of health.
Joint Managers Noel Connelly and Pat Holmes have a full squad to choose from with the only long term injury that of Evan Regan's collar bone.
The team that starts against the Tribesmen will see 13 players who featured in last years All-Ireland semi-final replay defeat to Kerry in the Gaelic Grounds.
Mayo: David Clarke, Chris Barrett, Kevin Keane, Keith Higgins, Lee Keegan, Tom Cunniffe, Colm Boyle, Seamus O'Shea, Tom Parsons, Diarmuid O'Connor, Aidan O'Shea, Kevin McLoughlin, Andy Moran, Cillian O'Connor, Jason Doherty.
Injuries to a number of first-team regulars means that Meath will very much a have new look when they take on Wicklow in the Leinster SFC quarter-final at Páirc Tailteann.
Defenders James McEntee, David Dalton, Nicky Judge and Brian Power, midfielder Harry Rooney and forward Joseph Wallace have all been handed championship starts.
Meath: Paddy O'Rourke; James McEntee, Donncha Tobin, David Dalton; Nicky Judge, Donal Keogan, Brian Power: Harry Rooney, Adam Flanagan; Graham Reilly, Padraic Harnan, Andrew Tormey; Joseph Wallace, Stephen Bray, Brian McMahon.
Both Kildare and Laois have kept faith with sides that started the drawn game for Saturday evening's Leinster SFC quarter-final at O'Connor Park.
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, Alan Smith, Padraig Fogarty
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, Tom Shiel.
Colm Cooper has been named in the Kerry team to face Tipperary in Sunday's Munster Football Championship semi-final.
It is the forward's first championship appearance since the 2013 All-Ireland semi-final against Dublin.
All-Stars Paul Murphy and David Moran miss the game due to injury, while Brian Kelly, Aidan O'Mahony, Fionn Fitzgerald, Stephen O'Brien, James O'Donoghue and Donnchadh Walsh are named on the bench.
Jonathan Lyne of Killarney Legion makes his full Championship debut.
Shane Enright, Michael Geaney, Bryan Sheehan and Barry John Keane are all included in the starting 15, having come on as substitutes in last September's All-Ireland final.
Kerry: B Kealy; M Ó Sé, M Griffin, S Enright; J Lyne, P Crowley, K Young; A Maher, B Sheehan; M Geaney, C Cooper, J Buckley; P Geaney, K Donaghy (Capt), BJ Keane.
Meanwhile, Colin O’Riordan has been passed fit for Tipperary, meaning that boss Peter Creedon can name the same team that hammered Waterford in the last round.
Tipperary: E Comerford; P Codd (Capt), C McDonald, R Kiely; S Kennedy, P Acheson, A Campbell; S O’Brien, G Hannigan; C O’Riordan, P Austin, G Mulhaire; C Sweeney, M Quinlivan, B Fox.
Alan O'Connor makes his long-awaited return after being named in the Cork side to face Clare at Pairc Ui Rinn, having come out of a near two-year retirement at the end of the league campaign.
O'Connor will start in midfield alongside Kevin O'Driscoll, while there are six changes from the side well beaten by Dublin in the Allianz League final two months ago with Stephen Cronin, Brian O'Driscoll, Barry O'Driscoll, Paul Kerrigan and Donncha O'Connor also starting.
Cork: Ken O’Halloran; Conor Dorman, Michael Shields (capt), James Loughrey; Stephen Cronin, Brian O’Driscoll, Barry O’Driscoll; Alan O’Connor, Kevin O’Driscoll; Colm O’Driscoll, Mark Collins, Paul Kerrigan; Colm O’Neill, Brian Hurley, Donncha O’Connor.
2014 captain Paul Sharry returns to the Westmeath team for Sunday's Leinster SFC quarter-final against Wexford at Cusack Park.
Sharry missed the win over Louth through injury and will line out at wing-back.
Denis Corron, who recently returned from a spell working in the UK, is named in the half-forward line. Another change from the last day sees Ronan Foley coming in to start at number 11.
Westmeath: Darren Quinn; Killian Daly, Kevin Maguire, Paddy Holloway; Paul Sharry, John Gilligan, James Dolan; Ger Egan, Darragh Daly; Ronan Foley, Ray Connellan, Denis Corroon; Kieran Martin, John Heslin, Shane Dempsey.
David Power has also announced his side for the tie.
Wexford: S Roche; M Furlong, N Rossiter, J Wadding; B Malone, S Donohoe, A Flynn; S Byrne, C Kehoe; T Rossiter, B Brosnan, K Butler; E Nolan, C Lyng (Capt), K O’Grady.
Limerick hurler Seanie Tobin will miss his county's Munster SHC semi-final with Tipperary on Sunday week after failing to have a red card overturned by the GAA's Central Appeals Committee.
The Murroe-Boher man was sent off seconds after coming on as a sub during the Treaty County's win over Clare for a clash with Banner defender Patrick O'Connor.
Tobin tweeted his shock after the Central Hearings Committee upheld the charge of striking or attempting to strike with the hurley and, despite an almost two-hour hearing on Wednesday night, the CAC dismissed his appeal, meaning a one-game suspension will be served.
Limerick and Tobin have the option of taking the case further to the Disputes Resolution Authority but are not expected to do so.
Brilliant news for all hurling fans as Noel McGrath was back in light training with @TipperaryGAA on Tuesday evening. #GAA
— Jackie Cahill (@cahilljackie) June 10, 2015Noel McGrath returned to some light training with Tipperary on Tuesday night.
The 24-year-old two-time All-Star is not expected to feature against Limerick on 21 June, as he continues his recovery from April surgery for testicular cancer, but could play a part later in the championship.
Meanwhile, former Tipperary All-Ireland winner Fr Ray Reidy has passed away after a brief illness.
Reidy was born in 1937 in Thurles and captained the Tipp minor team in 1955 when they won the All-Ireland title.
He played on Tipperary senior hurling teams from 1956 to 1960 and won an All-Ireland senior medal with the team of '58.
The death has also been announced of the former Leitrim footballer Michael Martin.
From the Sean O'Heslin's club, Martin won six county medals in the period from 1967 to 1975 and featured on the Leitrim team that played against Mayo in the 1967 Connacht final.
