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Longford ring the changes for clash with Cork

THE Longford team to play Cork at Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday night shows two changes in personnel and a number of positional switches from the team which lost to Mayo in their previous outing.

Thu, 11 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

Brendan Larkin

Full back Cathal Conefry, who was substituted after 15 minutes against the westerners, has been replaced by John Kenny while Michael Kelly comes in for Jamesie Martin at right half back.

David Hannify moves from centre back to midfield, and Ian Keenan from midfield to right corner forward. Cork and Longford last met in the league in 1991.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Place: Meath Place: Wicklow Place: Longford Person: John Kenny Person: Michael Kelly Person: Jamesie Martin Person: David Hannify Person: John McCarthy Person: Denis Sheehan Person: Stephen Kelly Person: Padraig Browne Person: Mark Keane Person: John Murphy Person: Conor Mullane Person: Sean Collum Person: Liam Cronin Person: Fergal O'Callaghan Person: Eamon Hanrahan Person: Paul Cahill Person: Gene Buckley Person: Cian Maher Person: Ollie Moran Person: Niall Moran Person: Sean McDonagh Person: Ciaran Carey Person: Peter Lawlor Person: Brian Geary Person: D. Sheridan Person: S. Carroll Person: J. Kenny Person: D. Brady Person: M. Kelly Person: E. Ledwith Person: S. Lynch Person: D. Hannify Person: T. Smullen Person: P. Barden Person: Davis Person: D. Barden Person: Limerick Person: S. O'Donnell Person: M. O'Riordan Person: J. McCarthy Person: T. Stack Person: C. Mullane Person: S. Lucey Person: D. Reidy Person: J. Galvin Person: J. Quane Person: S. Kelly Person: M. Gavin Person: M. O'Brien Person: M. Horan Person: M.Person: E. Keating Person: Derry Person: SM Lockhart Person: N. McCusker Person: K. McCloy Person: R. Lynch Person: K. McGuckin Person: F. McEldowney Person: F. Doherty Person: E. Muldoon Person: C. Gilligan Person: C. Moran Person: P. Bradley Person: G. McGonigle Person: J. Donaghy Person: M. Conlon Person: G. O'Kane Person: C. McWilliams Person: C. O'Brien Person: P. Wilson Person: E. Burke Person: P. McFlynn Person: P. O'Kane Person: J. Bradley Person: C. Mullan Person: P. Kelly Person: Ciaran O'Kane Person: P. Fitzgerald Person: B. Hahessy Person: S. Collum Person: D. Byrne Person: G. Buckley Person: R. Costigan Person: N. Fitzgerald Person: F. O'Callaghan Person: K. Mulryan Person: M. Webster Person: A. Fitzgerald Person: England Person: P. Cahill Person: D. Browne Person: B. O'Brien Person: M Cahill Person: PJ Ryan Person: B Carroll Person: P Sheehan Person: M Foley Person: P Tobin Person: J O'Brien Person: P O'Grady Person: S O'Connor Person: M Keane Person: D Ryan Person: JP Sheehan Organisation: Longford Organisation: Cork Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Galway Organisation: Louth Organisation: Derry Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Antrim Organisation: NHL Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Meath Organisation: SF Organisation: Wicklow

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