Seamus Callanan starts for Tipperary in the Allianz HL semi-final against Waterford on Sunday at Nowlan Park.
Callanan’s appeal against the red card he received against Offaly was upheld last night and the All Star starts at full forward.
Darren Gleeson and John O’Dwyer return to the XV following injury, while Conor O'Brien and Shane McGrath replace the injured Cathal Barrett and Kieran Bergin.
Tipperary: D Gleeson, P Stapleton, C O’Mahony, C O’Brien, M Breen, P Maher, R Maher, J Woodlock, S McGrath, J O’Dwyer, B Maher (cpt), J Forde, S Callanan, P Maher, N O’Meara.
Cork have made three changes to the team that beat Wexford for their semi-final against Dublin, which preceeds the Tipperary-Waterford game.
Stephen McDonnell, Mark Ellis and Alan Cadogan return in place of ahead of William Kearney, Killian Burke and Anthony Spillane.
Cork: A Nash; S O’Neill, D Cahalane, S McDonnell; L McLoughlin, M Ellis, C Murphy; D Kearney, A Walsh; C Lehane, S Harnedy, R O’Shea; A Cadogan, L O’Farrell, P Horgan.
Dublin veteran Alan Brogan will make his first appearance of the year in a senior football challenge game against Galway on Sunday.
Brogan (33) hasn't played for the Dubs since last August's All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Donegal.
Meanwhile, the government-supported GAA inter-county players support scheme has been renewed for another two years.
The total value of the grants has stayed at the 2013 level of €900,000, down from a peak of €3.5m in 2008.
Inter-county players can expect to receive around €400 per year each under the current allocation.
