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An Clár Corcaigh an Clár Corcaigh Cluiche Ceathrú An Clár Ceannais Iomána Mionúir na Management – Brian Coffey (The Banner), Terence Chaplin (Sixmilebridge), James Carrig (Wolfe Tones), Eugene Foudy (Doora Mumhan Barefield), Oisin O'Brien (Clonlara), Alphie Rodgers (Scariff), Sean Torpey (O'Callaghans Mills), Brendan Noonan (O'Callaghans Mills), Pat 2020 Devitt (The Banner), Danny Redden (Sixmilebridge), Bryan Williams (Wolfe Tones), Jack Hackett (Clonlara), Maura O'Dea (Physio), Dr Quinn (Doctor) Additional members of the Clare Minor Hurling panel include Niall Mullins (Inagh Kilnamona), Keelan Hartigan (Scariff), Tiarnan An Clár Slattery (Bodyke), Ryan Power (Ruan), Sean Withycombe (Tulla), Keith Symth (Killanena), Shane Kavanagh (Scariff), Darragh Stack (Éire Óg), v Colm Flynn (Sixmilebridge), David Kennedy (Sixmilebridge), Cian Glesson (Sixmilebridge) and Michael Nash (Doora Barefield) Corcaigh Corcaigh Dé Sathairn, 17 Deireadh Fómhair Management - Dónal Óg Cusack (Cloyne), Kieran Murphy (Sarsfields), Killian Cronin (Cloyne), Ian Lynham (Glen Rovers), Dave Long (Kinsale), Am: 1pm Tom Kenny (Grenagh), Séan Óg O'Hailpin, (Na Piarsaigh), Ger Geary Staid Semple, Dúrlas Éile (Killeagh), Thomas O'Brien (Carrigtwohill), Kevin Tatttan (Russell Rovers), Leon Foley (Erins Own), Tom Barry (Carrigtwohill), Denis Murphy (Glen Rovers), Pat Horgan (Midleton), Dr Pat Burke (Fermoy), John Mullins (Physiotherapist, Eire Óg) Réiteoir: John McCormack (Tiobraid Árann) Additional members of the Cork Minor Hurling panel include Adam Walsh (Bride Rovers), Culann Geary (Youghal), David Joseph (Carrigtwohill), David O’Sullivan (Ballincollig), Izaak Walsh (Lisgoold) Extra Time if Necessary and Sean Killeen (Granard Gaels) (Result on the Day) Designed at Munster GAA Offices, 061 338593 www.munster.gaa.ie Rúnaí: Ciarán Ó Lidí An Clár Corcaigh 1 1 Aaron Shanahan Brion Saunderson, A Ó Seancháin B MacSandair Tulla Midleton 2 3 4 2 3 4 Marc O'Loughlin Adam Hogan (C) Mark Delaney Shane Kingston Ciarmhac Smyth Kevin Lyons M Ó Lochlainn A Ó Hogain M Ó Dubhláine S Ó Cinnseamáin C MacGabhann C Ó Liatháin Corofin Feakle Newmarket Ballinora Midleton Ballygarvan 5 6 7 5 6 7 Matthew Reidy Ian MacNamara Jarlath Collins Eoin Downey (C) Ben O'Connor Michael Mullins M Ó Riada I Mac Conmara I Ó Coileain E Mac GiollaDomhnaigh B Ó Conchúir M Ó Maoláin Ballyea Killanena Éire Óg Glen Rovers St. Finbarrs Whitechurch 8 9 8 9 Oisin O'Donnell Killian O'Connor Brian Keating James Dwyer O Ó'Domhnaill K Ó Chonchuir B Ó Céitinn S Ó Duibhir Crusheen Corofin Ballincollig Ballincollig 10 11 12 10 11 12 Liam Kavanagh Oisin Clune Patrick Crotty Alex Quirke Colin Walsh Tadhg O'Connell L Ó Caomhánach O Mac Cluin P Ó Crotaigh A Ó Cuirc C Breathnach T Ó Connaill Éire Óg Feakle Scariff Midleton Kanturk Ballincollig 13 14 15 13 14 15 Niall O'Farrell Eoin Guilfoyle Sean Rynne Ben Cunningham Mark Howell Eoin O'Leary N Ó Fearghail E Mac Giolla Phoil S Ó Rinn B Ó Cuinneagáin M MacHéil E Ó Laoghaire Broadford Clooney Quinn Inagh Kilnamona St. Finbarrs Douglas Glen Rovers Subs - 16 Gearoid Sheedy, G Ó Sioda, Ogonelloe 17 Shane Woods, S MacConchoille, Subs - 16 Eoin O'Neill, E Ó Néill, Blarney 17 Ben Nodwell, B Nodwell, Inagh Kilnamona 18 Darragh Keogh, D Mac Eochaigh, Clooney Quinn Sarsfields 18 Dáire Burke, D De Búrca, Douglas 19 Darragh O'Sullivan, D Ó 19 Luke O'Halloran, L Ò hAllmhuràin, Sixmilebridge 20 James Doherty, S Ó Dochartaigh, Suilleabháin, Ballinhassig 20 Diarmuid Healy, D Ó hÉalaí, Lisgoold Clarecastle, 21 Oran Cahill, O Ó Cathail, Éire Óg 21 Jack Leahy, S Ó Laocha, Kiltha Og 22 Sean O'Riordan, S Ó Riordáin, 22 Keith Barry, C De Barra, Inagh Kilnamona 23 Josh Guyler, J Guyler, Inagh Kilnamona Youghal 23 Tommy Walsh, T Breathnach, Kanturk 24 Cillian McGroary, C Mac Ruairi, Corofin. 24 William Buckley, L O'Buachalla, St. Finbarrs. .
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