Having won a fourth consecutive Connacht title with victory over Galway last month, Horan and his selectors have decided to keep faith with the same starting 15. Mayo have won their quarter-final games in each of the past three years.
Mayo’s minors, who play Armagh in the All-Ireland quarter-final at 12 noon, show two changes. Fionán Duffy, who impressed after coming in the Connacht final against Roscommon, replaces Conor Byrne while Conor Kilkenny is named in the full-back line. Stephen Brennan misses out while Barry Duffy moves to centre-back.
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