Déise call for Murphy and Queally

EOIN MURPHY and Peter Queally return to the Waterford team for Saturday’s Munster hurling championship semi-final replay against Limerick at Semple Stadium, Thurles.

Déise call for Murphy and Queally
Thu, 05 Jun, 2003 - 01:00
John Murphy and Michael Ellard

But injuries to goalkeeper Timmy Houlihan and full forward Brian Begley have forced Limerick to defer selection of their side until tomorrow.

Murphy and Queally have been named in the right and left half-back berths respectively on the Waterford side, flanking Fergal Hartley in a side that also contains several positional changes from last Sunday’s drawn thriller.

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CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: Semple Stadium, ThurlesPlace: Nowlan ParkPerson: DéisePerson: MurphyPerson: QueallyPerson: Eoin MurphyPerson: Peter QueallyPerson: Timmy HoulihanPerson: Brian BegleyPerson: Fergal HartleyPerson: Alan KirwanPerson: Seamus PrendergastPerson: Stephen BrennerPerson: Declan PrendergastPerson: Brian GreenePerson: Tom FeeneyPerson: James MurrayPerson: Tony BrownePerson: Andy MoloneyPerson: Eoin KellyPerson: Ken McGrathPerson: Dave BennettPerson: MoloneyPerson: John MullanePerson: Paul FlynnPerson: FlynnPerson: Brian FlanneryPerson: Dan ShanahanPerson: Eoin McGrathPerson: PrendergastPerson: Michael WalshPerson: Andrew O’ShaughnessyPerson: HoulihanPerson: BegleyPerson: Charlie CarterPerson: Philip LarkinPerson: Brian CodyPerson: Tommy WalshPerson: ClaraPerson: Conor PhelanPerson: Andy ComefordPerson: Pat TennysonPerson: Derek LyngPerson: Brian MullinsPerson: Michael CordialPerson: Neville CoughlanPerson: Michael McNamaraPerson: Simon WhelehanPerson: S. BrennerPerson: D. PrendergastPerson: T. FeeneyPerson: B. GreenePerson: E. MurphyPerson: F. HartleyPerson: P. QueallyPerson: T. BrownePerson: J. MurrayPerson: E. KellyPerson: K. McGrathPerson: D. BennettPerson: J. MullanePerson: A. MoloneyPerson: P. FlynnPerson: KILKENNY SHPerson: PJ RyanPerson: M. KavanaghPerson: N. HickeyPerson: JJ DelaneyPerson: R. MullallyPerson: P. BarryPerson: A. CumminsPerson: D. LyngPerson: P. TennysonPerson: C. PhelanPerson: H. SheflinPerson: T. WalshPerson: DJ CareyPerson: M. ComefordPerson: E. BrennanPerson: B. MullinsPerson: M. O’HaraPerson: G. OakleyPerson: D. FranksPerson: Barry WhelehanPerson: J. BradyPerson: C. CassidyPerson: M. CordialPerson: N. CoughlanPerson: G. HanniffyPerson: R. HanniffyPerson: B. CarrollPerson: A.N. OtherPerson: J. ErrityPerson: D. MurrayPerson: S. ByrnePerson: B. TeehanPerson: S. WhelahanPerson: N. ClaffeyPerson: S. BrownPerson: S. WeirPerson: A. HanrahanPerson: J.P. O’MearaPerson: K. BradyPerson: Brian WhelahanPerson: C. GathPerson: N. MurphyPerson: D. TannerPerson: M. CorcoranEvent: Munster hurling championshipEvent: Leinster SHCOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: BallydurnOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: OffalyOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: Dublin
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