Teams being tweaked for next round of SFC games

CLARE have made two changes from the side that lost to Limerick in last weekend's Munster championship semi final for tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC qualifier with Offaly at Cusack Park.

Teams being tweaked for next round of SFC games
Fri, 20 Jun, 2003 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

Wing back Darragh Blake and wing forward Alan Malone have been left on the bench and they will be replaced by Noel Griffen and Denis O'Driscoll.

The 22-years old Griffen, a member of the Kilrush Shamrock's club, came on as a sub against Limerick to make his senior championship debut, while O'Driscoll, who was also introduced in that game has been around the block for quite a while now.

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