Cork manager Peadar Healy has made four changes to his side for Sunday’s Munster senior football final against Kerry.
Aidan Walsh has recovered from a hamstring injury, he starts at midfield. Kevin O’Driscoll comes in at wing forward alongside Mark Collins who gets the nod at centre forward, while Sean Powter will play at corner back.
Eoin Cadogan is named among the replacements.
Cork: Ken O’Halloran, James Loughrey, Jamie O’Sullivan, Sean Powter, Tomas Clancy, Michael Shields, Kevin Crowley, Aidan Walsh, Ian Maguire, Ruairi Deane, Mark Collins, Kevin O’Driscoll, Colm O’Neill, Luke Connolly, Paul Kerrigan
Kerry welcome back David Moran for their clash with Cork in the Munster Senior Football Championship final in Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney on Sunday.
Moran is one of two changes and he resumes in midfield following injury in place of Jack Barry.
The other change is in the forward line as Kieran Donaghy comes into the full forward line in place of Barry John Keane.
Killian Young returns to the match day squad following injury and last year’s Minor Captain Sean O’Shea is also included among the subs.
Kerry: Brian Kelly, Fionn Fitzgerald, Mark Griffin, Shane Enright, Peter Crowley, Tadhg Morley, Paul Murphy, David Moran, Anthony Maher, Michael Geaney, Kevin McCarthy, Donnchadh Walsh, Paul Geaney, Kieran Donaghy, James O’Donoghue
Having been beaten by Galway three weeks ago in Pearse Stadium, Mayo show two changes from that defeat as All-Star defenders Brendan Harrison and Colm Boyle return in place of the suspended Keith Higgins and Donal Vaughan.
Derry boss Tom McGlinchey makes two personnel changes to his starting line-up for the trip to Castlebar to take on Mayo.
Captain Enda Lynn has recovered from a hamstring injury to return to the half-forward line, while Emmet McGuckin is named at full-forward after coming off the bench to notch a point in the win over Waterford.
Michael McEvoy and free-taker James Kielt drop to the bench, while Chrissy McKaigue drops back from midfield to switch places with Danny Heavron.
Mayo: David Clarke, Brendan Harrison, Ger Cafferkey, Chris Barrett, Colm Boyle, Lee Keegan, Patrick Durcan, Seamus O'Shea, Tom Parsons, Fergal Boland, Diarmuid O'Connor, Stephen Coen, Kevin McLoughlin, Cillian O'Connor (captain), Andy Moran.
Derry: B McKinless, N Keenan, B Rogers, K McKaigue, C McFaul, C McWilliams, C McKaigue, C McAtamney, D Heavron, R Bell, N O’Loughlin, E Lynn, D Tallon, E McGuckin, B Heron.
Tipperary have made six changes for their All Ireland SHC qualifier clash with Westmeath, with goalkeeper Darren Gleeson one of those to miss out.
The All-Ireland champions will take on Westmeath for the first time in senior hurling at Semple Stadium on Saturday.
Tipp' will line-up without Gleeson, who this week was given a three-and-a-half year suspended prison sentence after admitting an offence of obtaining €10,000 by deception in 2013.
There are three championship debutants. Daragh Mooney starts in goal in place of Gleeson while Tomás Hamill and Joe O'Dwyer also come into the matchday fifteen for John O'Keeffe and Seamus Kennedy.
Patrick 'Bonner' Maher, Donagh Maher and Niall O'Meara all start as All-Star John McGrath, Sean Curran and Cathal Barrett, who was dropped from the panel for disciplinary reasons.
Westmeath's goalkeeper will also be a debutant as Paddy Carroll starts in place of Paddy Maloney.
Carroll is one of four changes as Liam Varley, Derek McNicholas and U21 star Niall Mitchell start.
Tipperary: Daragh Mooney; Donagh Maher, Tomás Hamill, James Barry; Joe O'Dwyer, Ronan Maher, Padraic Maher; Brendan Maher, Noel McGrath; Dan McCormack, Patrick Maher, Michael Breen; John O'Dwyer, Seamus Callanan, Niall O'Meara.
Westmeath: Paddy Carroll; Shane Power, Tommy Doyle, Gary Greville; Aaron Craig, Paul Greville, Liam Varley; Aonghus Clarke; Robbie Greville; Joey Boyle, Killian Doyle, Derek McNicholas; Allan Devine, Niall Mitchell, Niall O'Brien.
Offaly manager Kevin Ryan has opted for three changes to the side that lost to Galway for their hurling qualifier clash with Waterford in Tullamore on Saturday afternoon.
St Rynaghs’ Pat Camon comes into the side for Enda Grogan in the full-back line. Aidan Treacy starts at number six with Sean Ryan moving to midfield in place of Padraic Guinan.
James Mulrooney comes in at right corner forward in place of of Sean Cleary.
Waterford make just one switch, Darragh Fives starting in place of Stephen Bennett, who was handed a retrospective one-game for pulling on Damien Cahalane's face-guard in the Munster SHC semi-final defeat to Cork.
Waterford: Stephen O'Keeffe; Shane Fives, Barry Coughlan, Noel Connors; Tadhg de Burca, Austin Gleeson, Philip Mahony; Jamie Barron, Conor Gleeson; Kevin Moran, Pauric Mahony, Maurice Shanahan; Shane Bennett, Michael Walsh, Darragh Fives
Limerick: Nickie Quaid; Sean Finn, Richie McCarthy, Mike Casey; Dan Morrissey, Declan Hannon, Seamus Hickey; Paul Browne, Darragh O Donovan; David Dempsey, Cian Lynch, Gearoid Hegarty; Peter Casey, Shane Dowling, Kyle Hayes.
Follow live updates on the hurling qualifiers on RTE.ie and the News Now App from 3pm on Saturday, live commentary on Kilkenny v Limerick from 7pm on RTÉ Radio 1's Saturday Sport.
Live updates on the Leinster hurling final between Galway and Wexford from 3.30pm Sunday, live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Radio 1's Sunday Sport.
Laois have stuck with the same XV who beat Wicklow for Saturday's Round 2A qualifier against Clare.
Laois: Graham Brody; Darren Strong, Mark Timmons, Trevor Collins; Eoin Buggie, Padraig McMahon, Colm Begley; Brendan Quigley, John O’Loughlin; Alan Farrell, David Conway, Damien O’Connor; Stephen Attride, Donie Kingston, Gary Walsh.
Sligo have made two changes for their game against Meath.
Kevin McDonnell replaces the injured Eoin McHugh at full-back while Kyle Cawley starts in place of veteran Mark Breheny.
Sligo: Aidan Devaney; Ross Donovan, Kevin McDonnell, Charlie Harrison; Keelan Cawley, Brendan Egan, John Kelly; Adrian McIntyre, Patrick O'Connor; Neil Ewing, Kyle Cawley, Niall Murphy; Stephen Coen, Pat Hughes, Adrian Marren.
Follow live updates on the football qualifiers on RTE.ie and the News Now App from 3pm on Saturday with commentary and updates on RTÉ Radio 1's Saturday Sport. Mayo v Derry is live on RTÉ2 .
Live updates on the Munster football final between Kerry and Cork from 1.30pm Sunday, live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Radio 1's Sunday Sport.
