Tipp name four newcomers in team to face Cork

Tipperary manager John Owens has named four championship newcomers in his team to face Cork in the Munster semi-finals this weekend.

Thu, 31 May, 2007 - 10:03

Tipperary manager John Owens has named four championship newcomers in his team to face Cork in the Munster semi-finals this weekend.

Mark O'Brien will captain the side from corner-back, while Paul Johnson starts in midfield, Willie Wallace at wing-forward and Barry Grogan at corner-forward.

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