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Barry-Murphy goes without Cadogan while Cork footballers omit Hurley

One change for one Cork team and two for the other as the pair put the final preparations to their do-or-die championship clashes at the weekend.

Barry-Murphy goes without Cadogan while Cork footballers omit Hurley

Fri, 24 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

John Fogarty

For Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final date with Galway at Semple Stadium, Jimmy Barry-Murphy has kept faith with all but one of the 15 that started last Sunday week’s qualifier win over Clare. Cork have reshuffled to accommodate Shane O’Neill in the full-back line with forward Alan Cadogan making way.

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Courts Gaa Team Cork Place: Semple Stadium Place: Thurles Place: Killarney Place: north Dublin Place: Tipperary Place: Westmeath Person: Barry-Murphy Person: Cadogan Person: Hurley Person: Jimmy Barry-Murphy Person: Shane O’Neill Person: Alan Cadogan Person: Brian Cuthbert Person: Eoin Cadogan Person: Colm O’Driscoll Person: Paddy Kelly Person: Brian Hurley Person: Kelly Person: Daniel Goulding Person: O’Driscoll Person: Paul Kerrigan Person: Pete McGrath Person: A Nash Person: S O’Neill Person: B Murphy Person: S McDonnell Person: D Cahalane Person: M Ellis Person: C Murphy Person: A Walsh Person: Kanturk Person: D Kearney Person: B Lawton Person: P Cronin Person: B’town Person: B Cooper Person: Youghal Person: C Lehane Person: S Harnedy Person: P Horgan Person: K O’Halloran Person: M Shields Person: J O’Sullivan Person: J Loughrey Person: S Cronin Person: Brian O’Driscoll Person: Tadhg MacCarthaigh Person: Barry O’Driscoll Person: A O’Connor Person: E Cadogan Person: Douglas Person: C O’Driscoll Person: M Collins Person: K O’Driscoll Person: C O’Neill Person: P Kerrigan Person: D O’Connor Person: P O’Shea Person: Tomás Clancy Person: N Galvin Person: Ballincollig Person: C Dorman Person: I Maguire Person: F Goold Person: Macroom Person: B Hurley Person: D Goulding Person: Éire Óg Person: D Hodnett Person: O’Donovan Rossa Person: J Hayes Person: J O’Rourke Person: T Treacy Person: M Jones Person: T Daly Person: N Cassidy Person: M O’Brien Person: R McCluskey Person: J McMahon Person: E Donnelly Person: R O’Callaghan Person: D McCusker Person: P McCusker Person: B Mulrone Person: T Corrigan Person: S Quigley Person: R Jones Person: Limerick Person: E McNamara Person: O O’Reilly Person: C McSweeney Person: J O’Grady Person: C Byrnes Person: P O’Loughlin Person: C Houlihan Person: T Grimes Person: D Carroll Person: K Hayes Person: M Mackey Person: P Casey Person: S Flanagan Person: C Magner-Flynn Event: All-Ireland quarter Event: Munster Organisation: Cork Organisation: Galway Organisation: Clare Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Leinster Organisation: SHC Organisation: Kanturk Organisation: Bishopstown Organisation: Bride Rvrs Organisation: Glen Rvrs Organisation: St Finbarr’s Organisation: Millstreet Organisation: Sars Organisation: Castlemartyr Organisation: Midleton Organisation: St Ita’s Organisation: SFC Organisation: Mallow Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Nemo Organisation: St Colum’s Organisation: Castlehaven Organisation: Ballyclough Organisation: Ballydesmond Organisation: St Vincent’s Organisation: Fermoy Organisation: Carbery Rangers Organisation: Westmeath Organisation: MHC

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