LIMERICK have made three changes — one at midfield and two up front for next Sunday’s Munster SHC third semi-final clash with Tipperary at the Gaelic Grounds.

KERRY coach Jack O’Connor and his fellow selectors have given a vote of confidence to the team which defeated Laois in the semi-final for Sunday’s Allianz Division One NFL final against Galway in Limerick (5.30pm).

Galway 0-18 Wexford 1-9

IRISH manager Peter McGrath has made it clear to his players what he expects from them if they are to beat Australia tonight (throw-in 11.45am Irish time).

New York 0-6 Galway 3-13

Wexford 1-7 Galway 0-15

Galway 2-13 Laois 1-17

Limerick 0-10 Galway 0-8

THERE will be no sin bins or experimental rules in the exhibition game between the 2003 and 2004 Vodafone GAA Allstar football squads in Hong Kong next Saturday.

Ulster 0-15 Connacht 1-6

Galway 2-8 Louth 0-9

FORMER All-Star, Eoin Kelly, has again been omitted from the Waterford senior hurling panel for Sunday’s crunch Allianz NHL Division 1A tie against Galway at Walsh Park (2pm).

PAUL GALVIN is recalled to the Kerry team for Sunday's Allianz National Football League game with Fermanagh in Fitzgerald Stadium. His selection, at right half-forward in place of Liam Hassett, is the only change from the side which defeated Dublin at Parnell Park.

DONAL DALY is recalled to the Kerry team for Sunday’s showdown with Dublin in Parnell Park. He is one of three changes from the team which defeated Cork last Saturday.

ARMAGH manager Joe Kernan let rip after watching his All-Ireland football finalists struggle for the majority of yesterday’s second-round Allianz Football League defeat at Pearse Stadium.

Meath 2-12 Galway 1-12

Ireland 48 (2-9-9) Australia 45 (1-10-9)

Caltra 3-11 Killererin 0-5

ALLSTAR Michael Donnellan and teenage sensation Michael Meehan have been recalled to the Galway team for next Monday’s Bank of Ireland, All-Ireland SFC quarter-final showdown with Donegal at Croke Park.

Armagh 1-15, Galway 0-15

Dublin 0-12 Galway1-9

Australia 65 (2 15 8) Ireland 58 (1 14 10)

JOHN O’KEEFFE unveiled his preliminary panel for this October’s International Rules Series against Australia yesterday but it was absent friends and doubtful participants that dominated the agenda at the press conference in Croke Park.