THE Cork team to play Kerry in Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC replay in Croke Park shows one change in personnel and several positional switches from the team which earned that dramatic draw last Sunday.

FORMER Footballer of the Year Pádraig Joyce has returned to the Galway fold. The two-time All-Ireland winner has not been part of the Galway squad since last year’s humiliating All-Ireland qualifier defeat by Westmeath.

DAVY FITZGERALD’S Sixmilebridge have told Clare GAA chiefs to resolve the impasse between Fitzgerald and senior hurling team manager Tony Considine “within a week”.

TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Killian Young from the Renard club makes his National Football League debut for Kerry when they take on Mayo in the opening round at Castlebar on Sunday.

St Brogan’s, Bandon 2-13 Borrisokane CC 2-10

Graigue-Ballycallan 3-12 Young Irelands 1-13

Kerry 0-14 Laois 1-4

THIRTEEN-MAN Drom-Broadford and St Senan’s booked their places in the Limerick SFC semi-finals with victories over Mungret and Fr Casey’s at the weekend.

St Senan’s 1-9 Athea 0-8

St Finbarr’s, Farranferris 0-8 Mayfield Community School 0-5

St. Josephs (Borrisoleigh) 0-15 Farranferris 0-8

Shannon Schools 1-14, St Finbarr’s, Farranferris 1-12

Monaleen 2-8 Newcastle West 2-8

Garryspillane 1-16 Kimallock 3-10

O'Loughlin Gaels 2-12 Young Irelands 2-10

Thurles CBS 0-14 St Flannans 0-11

Birr 0-15 Athenry 0-6

TO SAY that this Kilkenny SHC final at Nowlan Park yesterday was the DJ Carey show would be unfair on what was a magnificent team effort by the whole of Young Irelands. And yet........