Roscommon make two changes for Super 8s opener against Tyrone

Roscommon manager Kevin McStay has made two changes for their Super 8s match against Tyrone on Saturday evening.

Roscommon make two changes for Super 8s opener against Tyrone
Thu, 12 Jul, 2018 - 16:13

Roscommon manager Kevin McStay has made two changes for their Super 8s match against Tyrone on Saturday evening.

Fintan Cregg comes in at centre-half-back with Cathal Compton set to start at full-forward.

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CourtsGaaPerson: Kevin McStayPerson: Fintan CreggPerson: Cathal ComptonPerson: Peter DomicanPerson: Sean McDermottPerson: David MurrayPerson: Padraig PearsesPerson: John McManusPerson: Niall McInerneyPerson: Conor DevaneyPerson: KilbridePerson: Ciaráin MurtaghPerson: FaithleachPerson: James FeatherstonePerson: Brian StackPerson: Ciarán LennonPerson: Conor DalyPerson: PearsesPerson: Gary PattersonPerson: Michael GlaveyPerson: Ian KilbridePerson: Shane KilloranEvent: Super 8sOrganisation: RoscommonOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: Rossies'Organisation: ArmaghOrganisation: SFCOrganisation: Roscommon GaelsOrganisation: St. Brigid’sOrganisation: Clann na nGaelOrganisation: Western GaelsOrganisation: St. BrigidOrganisation: Elphin
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