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Cork banking on Bowles at full-forward against Tipp U21s

CORK have made one change from the team which defeated Clare in the semi-final for tomorrow night’s Munster U21 hurling championship final against Tipperary at Páirc Uí Chaoimh (7.15pm).

Tue, 02 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

Brendan Larkin

James Bowles, a second half substitute, keeps his place at full-forward at the expense of Kevin Canty. A positional switch sees Brendan Barry swap places with Michael Naughton.

Tipperary U21 hurling selector, Len Gaynor, insists his side are not feeling the pressure to deliver three-in-a-row against Cork.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Páirc Uí Chaoimh Place: Cork Person: Bowles Person: James Bowles Person: Kevin Canty Person: Brendan Barry Person: Michael Naughton Person: Len Gaynor Person: Evan Sweeney Person: Ryan O'Dwyer Person: Conor O'Mahoney Person: Philip Maher Person: Francis Devanney Person: Ken Hogan Person: Sweeney Person: Darragh Egan Person: Gaynor Person: Tom Fogarty Person: A. Nash Person: P. Fitzgerald Person: D. McSweeney Person: Blarney Person: E. O'Sullivan Person: S. O'Neill Person: K. Hartnett Person: S. Cronin Person: B. Barry Person: P.J. Copps Person: S. O'Sullivan Person: Na Piarsaigh Person: M. Naughton Person: Cloyne Person: R. Conway Person: M. O'Sullivan Person: J. Bowles Person: D. Dorris Person: P McCormack Person: Thurles Sarsfields Person: J O'Dwyer Person: Killenaule Person: C O'Mahoney Person: B Hanley Person: Lattin-Cullen Person: C O'Brien Person: Eire Og Annacarty Person: N Teehan Person: Gortnahoe Person: T Collins Person: Ballina Person: S McGrath Person: Ballinahinch Person: W Cully Person: T Fitzgerald Person: Roscrea Person: F Devanney Person: Toomevara Captain Person: D Egan Person: Kildangan Person: E Sweeney Person: Loughmore-Castleiney Person: T Scroope Person: Burgess Person: P Shortt Person: Upperchurch-Drombane Event: Munster U21 hurling championship final Event: All-Ireland SHC quarter Event: Munster Event: Munster final Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tipp U21s Organisation: Clare Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Newport Organisation: Galway Organisation: Thurles Organisation: Erins Own Organisation: Bishopstown Organisation: Russell Organisation: St. Mary's Organisation: Charleville Organisation: Newtownshandrum Organisation: Glen Rovers Organisation: Glengoole

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