Vaughan answers call for Banner

CLARE senior hurling manager Mike McNamara has made one change to the team which defeated Waterford in the opening round for Sunday’s Munster Championship semi-final against Limerick at Semple Stadium.

Vaughan answers call for Banner
Fri, 20 Jun, 2008 - 01:00

Injury has ruled Darragh Clancy out and he is replaced by Paddy Vaughan. The Crusheen club man’s inclusion means a positional switch, with Brendan Bugler moving to left corner back and Vaughan taking over at right half back.

Declan O’Rourke who was absent through injury for the Waterford game, is now fit and the Wolfe Tones forward takes his place on the bench on Sunday.

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CourtsGaaPlace: Semple StadiumPlace: BallybofeyPerson: VaughanPerson: Mike McNamaraPerson: Darragh ClancyPerson: Paddy VaughanPerson: Brendan BuglerPerson: Declan O’RourkePerson: Richie BennisPerson: Paudie O’DwyerPerson: O’DwyerPerson: Stephen LuceyPerson: Donnacha SheehanPerson: AdarePerson: MoranPerson: NiallPerson: OlliePerson: Mark FoleyPerson: Brian GearyPerson: Paddy CrozierPerson: Francis McEldowneyPerson: Fergal DohertyPerson: Sean Martin LockhartPerson: Joe KeenanPerson: Michael McBridePerson: LimerickPerson: D RealePerson: S LuceyPerson: M O’RiordanPerson: S HickeyPerson: P O’DwyerPerson: M FoleyPerson: M O’BrienPerson: D O’GradyPerson: M FitzgeraldPerson: N MoranPerson: A O’ShaughnessyPerson: S O’ConnorPerson: DerryPerson: B. GillisPerson: K. McGuckinPerson: K. McCloyPerson: G. O’KanePerson: N. McCuskerPerson: M. Mc IvorPerson: J. ConwayPerson: J. DiverPerson: M. LynchPerson: P. MurphyPerson: E. MuldoonPerson: C. GilliganPerson: P. BradleyPerson: E. BradleyPerson: P. BrennanPerson: G. O’GradyPerson: P. VaughanPerson: C. PlunkettPerson: B. O’ConnellPerson: C. LynchPerson: D. McMahonPerson: J. ClancyPerson: N. GilliganPerson: T. CarmodyPerson: M. FlahertyEvent: Munster championshipEvent: Ulster SFCOrganisation: Banner CLAREOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: CrusheenOrganisation: Wolfe TonesOrganisation: All-IrelandOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: SHCOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: SFCOrganisation: Fermanagh
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