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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.

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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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Walsh Park Place: Ardmore Place: Antrim Place: Monaghan Place: Croke Park Person: Kerry Person: Declan Prendergast Person: Seamus Person: Eoin McGrath Person: Dan Shanahan Person: Eoin Murphy Person: John Mullane Person: Fergal Hartley Person: Tony Browne Person: James Murray Person: Charlie Flaherty Person: Alan Cronin Person: Michael Slattery Person: Ger O’Brien Person: JM Dooly Person: Oisín McConville Person: McConville Person: Joe Kernan Person: Tom Kelly Person: Kelly Person: Colm Morris Person: Morris Person: Thomas Howlin Person: John Hudson Person: Brian Morgan Person: Billy Person: Philip Maher Person: Brenner Person: B Flannery Person: T Feeney Person: D Prendergast Person: B Greene Person: F Hartley Person: P Queally Person: T Browne Person: J Murray Person: A Moloney Person: K McGrath Person: E Kelly Person: P Flynn Person: S Prendergast Person: D Bennett Person: N Kelly Person: E McGrath Person: D Shanahan Person: M Walsh Person: N Power Person: P Fitzgerald Person: A Kirwan Person: J Kennedy Person: D O’Brien Person: P O’Brien Person: C Watt Person: S Walsh Person: B Phelan Person: D Murphy Person: J Healy Person: HF Twomey Person: M Lucid Person: I Brick Person: J McCarthy Person: K O’Sullivan Person: C Flaherty Person: A Cronin Person: M Slattery Person: B Brick Person: P O’Connell Person: S Brick Person: G O’Brien Person: JM Dooley Person: P Hearty Person: A Mallon Person: J McNulty Person: F Bellew Person: A O’Rourke Person: K Event: Munster SHC Event: Allianz National Hurling League Division Two Event: Ulster Event: All-Ireland senior football championship Event: Ireland Event: Leinster championship Event: Allianz NFL Event: Munster championship Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Laois Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Limerick Organisation: GAC Organisation: Cork Organisation: Kilkenny

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