Four U20 champions in completely changed Cork team to face Tipperary

There are 17 clubs represented in the matchday panel, and 10 on the starting team.

Four U20 champions in completely changed Cork team to face Tipperary
Wed, 01 Jan, 2020 - 13:48
Stephen Barry

Ronan McCarthy has named a completely new Cork team to face Tipperary tomorrow in the McGrath Cup.

Having defeated a Kerry U20 side 6-19 to 2-9 in the opening game, McCarthy makes 15 changes to take on David Power's Tipperary in Mallow at 7.30pm.

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CourtsGaaPlace: MallowPerson: Ronan McCarthyPerson: McCarthyPerson: David PowerPerson: Sean MeehanPerson: Peter O'DriscollPerson: Brian HartnettPerson: Shane HickeyPerson: Thomas ClancyPerson: HartnettPerson: Mark CollinsPerson: Michael HurleyPerson: Joe CreedonPerson: Sean WilsonPerson: Sam RyanPerson: Tadhg CorkeryPerson: Cian KielyPerson: Colm BarrettPerson: Cian DorganPerson: Stephen SherlockPerson: Anthony CaseyPerson: Sean FitzgeraldPerson: O'Donovan RossaPerson: Peter MurphyPerson: Liam O'DonovanPerson: Colm O'CallaghanPerson: Ryan HarkinPerson: John O'RourkePerson: Damien GorePerson: Cathail O'MahonyEvent: McGrath CupEvent: U20 All-IrelandOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Kerry U20Organisation: KiskeamOrganisation: Ilen RoversOrganisation: DouglasOrganisation: MillstreetOrganisation: ClonakiltyOrganisation: CastlehavenOrganisation: IvelearyOrganisation: TippOrganisation: St Finbarr'sOrganisation: Cill na MartraOrganisation: BallincolligOrganisation: BandonOrganisation: Éire ÓgOrganisation: MallowOrganisation: Carbery RangersOrganisation: KilmacabeaOrganisation: Mitchelstown
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