Waterford forced into changes for title opener

INJURIES and suspensions have forced the Waterford selectors to make a number of positional changes for their Munster SHC game against Kerry at Walsh Park on Sunday.

Waterford forced into changes for title opener
Fri, 09 May, 2003 - 01:00
Michael Ellard and John Murphy

Declan Prendergast makes his championship debut at corner-back, becoming only the second man from Ardmore to represent the county. The first was brother Seamus, who returns after an injury nightmare to start at full-foward.

The Munster champions will be without Eoin McGrath, Dan Shanahan, Eoin Murphy and the suspended John Mullane.

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CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: Walsh ParkPlace: ArdmorePlace: AntrimPlace: MonaghanPlace: Croke ParkPerson: KerryPerson: Declan PrendergastPerson: SeamusPerson: Eoin McGrathPerson: Dan ShanahanPerson: Eoin MurphyPerson: John MullanePerson: Fergal HartleyPerson: Tony BrownePerson: James MurrayPerson: Charlie FlahertyPerson: Alan CroninPerson: Michael SlatteryPerson: Sean BrickPerson: Ger O’BrienPerson: JM DoolyPerson: Oisín McConvillePerson: McConvillePerson: Joe KernanPerson: Tom KellyPerson: KellyPerson: Colm MorrisPerson: Sean O’LaoighrePerson: MorrisPerson: Thomas HowlinPerson: John HudsonPerson: Brian MorganPerson: BillyPerson: Philip MaherPerson: BrennerPerson: B FlanneryPerson: T FeeneyPerson: D PrendergastPerson: B GreenePerson: F HartleyPerson: P QueallyPerson: T BrownePerson: J MurrayPerson: A MoloneyPerson: K McGrathPerson: E KellyPerson: P FlynnPerson: S PrendergastPerson: D BennettPerson: N KellyPerson: E McGrathPerson: D ShanahanPerson: M WalshPerson: N PowerPerson: P FitzgeraldPerson: A KirwanPerson: J KennedyPerson: D O’BrienPerson: P O’BrienPerson: C WattPerson: S WalshPerson: B PhelanPerson: D MurphyPerson: J HealyPerson: HF TwomeyPerson: M LucidPerson: I BrickPerson: WJ LeenPerson: J McCarthyPerson: K O’SullivanPerson: C FlahertyPerson: A CroninPerson: M SlatteryPerson: B BrickPerson: P O’ConnellPerson: S BrickPerson: G O’BrienPerson: JM DooleyPerson: P HeartyPerson: A MallonPerson: J McNultyPerson: F BellewPerson: A O’RourkePerson: KEvent: Munster SHCEvent: Allianz National Hurling League Division TwoEvent: UlsterEvent: All-Ireland senior football championshipEvent: IrelandEvent: Leinster championshipEvent: Allianz NFLEvent: Munster championshipOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: MonaghanOrganisation: LaoisOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: GACOrganisation: Cork junior teamOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Kilkenny
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