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Dublin call on Sherlock for Laois showdown

DUBLIN and Laois have made one change in personnel for their Bank of Ireland Leinster SFC final showdown at Croke Park on Sunday.

Dublin call on Sherlock for Laois showdown

Wed, 11 Jul, 2007 - 01:00

Michael Ellard

Jason Sherlock returns to the Dublin team at right corner forward in place of Tomas Quinn, while Peter O’Leary is included in the Laois team at right half forward with Ross Munnelly moving to left corner forward to the exclusion of Donie Brennan.

With midfielder Paul Finlay ruled out with a viral infection Monaghan have made a number of positional switches for next Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Ulster SFC final clash with Tyrone at Clones.

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Gaa Place: Croke Park Place: Semple Stadium, Thurles Place: Páirc Uí Chaoimh Place: Portlaoise Place: Tullamore Place: Westmeath Place: Donegal Place: Cusack Park Place: Mullingar Place: Celtic Park Place: Meath Place: Fermanagh Place: Navan Place: Kildare Place: Newbridge Person: Sherlock Person: Jason Sherlock Person: Tomás Quinn Person: Peter O’Leary Person: Ross Munnelly Person: Donie Brennan Person: Paul Finlay Person: JP Mone Person: Dick Clerkin Person: Stephen Gollogly Person: Damien Freeman Person: Smyth Person: Rory Woods Person: Woods Person: Woods’Person: Eugene Person: Steven O’Neill Person: Ger Cavlin Person: Nial Gormley Person: Brian Murphy Person: Shane O’Neill Person: Tom Kenny Person: O’Neill Person: Niall McCarthy Person: Paul Curran Person: Eoin Kelly Person: Micheal Webster Person: Paul Kelly Person: Gerry Quinn Person: Quinn Person: Conor Hernon Person: Paul Cleary Person: David Kenny Person: Joe Bergin Person: Derek Mullins Person: Shane Dooley Person: G. Duffy Person: D. Mone Person: Corey Person: D Person: Mc Ardle Person: D. Morgan Person: Mc Quaid Person: D. Freeman Person: E. Lennon Person: P. Mone Person: D. Clerkin Person: S. Gollogly Person: C. Hanratty Person: T. Freeman Person: DUBLIN Person: S. Cluxton Person: D. Henry Person: McConnell Person: Griffin Person: P. Casey Person: B. Cahill Person: C. Whelan Person: Ryan Person: C. Moran Person: A. Brogan Person: B. Brogan Person: J. Sherlock Person: C. Keaney Person: M. Vaughan Person: F. Byron Person: C. Ryan Person: T. Kelly Person: J. Higgins Person: P. McMahon Person: D. Rooney Person: B. McCormack Person: P. Clancy Person: B. Quigley Person: P. O’Leary Person: Conway Person: C. Parkinson Person: M. Tierney Event: Bank of Ireland Leinster SFC final Event: Bank of Ireland Ulster SFC final Event: Ulster Event: All-Ireland SHC Event: Munster Event: Leinster Under 21 final Event: All-Ireland second round Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Laois Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Derry Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Clare Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Mayo Organisation: SFC

<p>MAGIC MAN: Cork’s Patrick Horgan. 'There was always a rabbit somewhere to be pulled out of his hat', says Anthony Daly. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

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