Healy gets nod at midfield

Cork boss John Cleary has made two changes from the team that defeated Clare in the semi-final for tonight’s Munster U21FC final.

Healy gets nod at midfield
Wed, 11 Apr, 2012 - 01:00

Eoin Healy replaces the injured Rory O’Sullivan at midfield while Donal Óg Hodnett has recovered from injury to start at centre-forward.

An attacking reshuffle sees Mark Sugrue moving to full-forward, Luke Connolly switching to corner-forward and Dan MacEoin dropping to the bench.

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CourtsGaaPerson: HealyPerson: John ClearyPerson: Eoin HealyPerson: Rory O’SullivanPerson: Donal Og HodnettPerson: Mark SugruePerson: Luke ConnollyPerson: Dan MacEoinPerson: S MelletPerson: D O’DonovanPerson: D CahalanePerson: A CroninPerson: J CroninPerson: T ClancyPerson: J WallPerson: E HealyPerson: R DeanePerson: K HallisseyPerson: Éire ÓgPerson: D Óg HodnettPerson: J O’RourkePerson: L ConnollyPerson: M SugruePerson: B HurleyPerson: A O’DonoghuePerson: C O’SullivanPerson: M O’SheaPerson: B O’DriscollPerson: D NationPerson: S KielyPerson: A CadoganPerson: D MacEoinPerson: D DrakeEvent: Munster U21FCOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: U21FCOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: CarrigalineOrganisation: Ilen RoversOrganisation: CastlehavenOrganisation: Nemo RangersOrganisation: LisgooldOrganisation: ClonakiltyOrganisation: KilbrittainOrganisation: AghadaOrganisation: Bantry BluesOrganisation: O’Donovan RossaOrganisation: Carbery RangersOrganisation: BandonOrganisation: Clyda RoversOrganisation: GlengarriffOrganisation: Tadgh MacCarthaigh’sOrganisation: BallincolligOrganisation: Douglas
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