Likewise, Peter Forde has kept faith with the Galway team which beat Mayo in last Sunday’s semi-final, naming the same starting 15 to face Kerry.
Louth manager Eamon McEneaney has taken the same route by making no change in his team from that which defeated Limerick in the semi-final, for Sunday’s Division Two NFL final against Donegal in Breffni Park.
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