Roe makes two changes for Offaly clash

Wexford manager Pat Roe had made two changes to the side that lost to Westmeath in the Leinster semi-final for Saturday's All-Ireland football qualifier clash with Offaly at Wexford Park.

Roe makes two changes for Offaly clash
Thu, 08 Jul, 2004 - 08:01

Wexford manager Pat Roe had made two changes to the side that lost to Westmeath in the Leinster semi-final for Saturday's All-Ireland football qualifier clash with Offaly at Wexford Park.

Star corner-back Colm Morris returns from suspension and replaces John Hudson. The Castletown man missed the Westmeath defeat when he incurred a four-week ban after his sending-off in the quarter-final win over Kildare.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Wexford ParkPerson: RoePerson: Pat RoePerson: Colm MorrisPerson: John HudsonPerson: Darren BrownePerson: Darren ForanPerson: Pat FordePerson: Jason LawlorPerson: Leigh O'BrienPerson: J CooperPerson: C MorrisPerson: P WallacePerson: N MurphyPerson: D BreenPerson: D MurphyPerson: L O’BrienPerson: W CarleyPerson: P ColferPerson: R BarryPerson: P FordePerson: D FogartyPerson: J LawlorPerson: D BrownePerson: M FordeEvent: All-Ireland footballEvent: LeinsterOrganisation: OffalyOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: WestmeathOrganisation: CastletownOrganisation: Kildare
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