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Same again for Kilkenny

KILKENNY are expected to name an unchanged team tonight for Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling semi-final against Wexford.

Same again for Kilkenny

Fri, 03 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

Brendan Larkin

Richie Power is pushing hard for Aidan Fogarty’s place in attack after scoring 1-1 in a substitute’s role against Galway but sources have indicated that Cody will persevere with Fogarty.

Elsewhere, former Hurler of the Year JJ Delaney should hold off the challenge of James Ryall at left half back and Brian Hogan will start ahead of John Tennyson at centre half back.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Mullally Place: Fennelly Place: Portlaoise Place: Thurles Place: Newry Person: Richie Power Person: Aidan Fogarty Person: Cody Person: Fogarty Person: JJ Delaney Person: James Ryall Person: Brian Hogan Person: John Tennyson Person: Martin Fogarty Person: Tennyson Person: Hogan Person: Lyng Person: Donncha Cody Person: Brian Person: Alan McMullan Person: Darren Whelan Person: F McGarry Person: O Gough Person: E Walsh Person: P Schutte Person: P Buckeridge Person: R O’Carroll Person: P Kelly Person: A McMullan Person: D Whelan Person: J Cooper Person: D Treacy Person: B O’Rourke Person: N McMurrow Person: P Garbutt Person: W Brogan Person: Cork Person: D McCarthy Person: C Hurley Person: A Kearney Person: K Murphy Person: L McLoughlin Person: J Herlihy Person: C O’Donovan Person: S Farrell Person: D O’Sullivan Person: P Gould Person: M Bowles Person: M O’Mahony Person: L O’Farrell Person: D Stack Person: R Clifford Person: O Higgins Person: D Rhattigan Person: Dunmore McHales Person: C Forde Person: Killererin Person: K Kelly Person: Ballinasloe Person: C Doherty Person: Tuam Stars Person: D O’Reilly Person: Oughterard Person: T Fahy Person: P Conroy Person: St. James Person: A Griffin Person: Leitir Mor Person: JJ Greaney Person: T Walsh Person: Renvyle Person: E O’Mahony Person: Salthill Person: Knocknacarra Person: J Ryan Person: Killerrin-Clonberne Person: M Martyn Person: Cortoon Shamrocks Person: D Reddington Event: -Ireland Event: ESB All-Ireland semi-final Event: Leinster Event: All-Ireland U-21 Hurling Championship Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Kilkenny Kilkenny Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Galway Organisation: Cork Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Derry Organisation: MHC Organisation: Ballyboden St Enda’s Organisation: Cuala Organisation: Kilmacud Crokes Organisation: Lucan Sarsfields Organisation: Crumlin Organisation: Na Fianna Organisation: Nh Barrog Organisation: Sliabh Rua Organisation: Carrigaline Organisation: Midleton Organisation: Erins Own Organisation: Kanturk Organisation: Newtownshandrum Organisation: Valley Rovers Organisation: Ballinascarthy Organisation: Na Piarsaigh Organisation: Corofin

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