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Louth hurling team named to face the Westeners. Photo by Stephen Marken/Sportsfile
Louth senior hurling manager, Trevor Hilliard, has named his 26-man team to play top-of-the-table Mayo in Round Three of the Nickey Rackard Cup, at Hastings Insurance McHale Park, Castlebar on Saturday afternoon at 3.00pm.
Hilliard makes a couple of changes from the side that defeated Fermanagh 3-20 to 0-15 at St. Brigid's Park, Dowdallshill last weekend. Thomas McCreesh and Adam Plunkett come in to replace Sean Hodgins and Mark Gahan.
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The Louth team has been named as: 1. Conor Clancy (c); 2. John Casey, 3. Conor Quigley, 4. Stephen Kettle; 5. Adam Plunkett, 6. Leon Fox, 7. Aaron McGuinness; 8. Ben Goss-Kieran, 9. Conor Murphy; 10. Paddy Lynch, 11. Thomas McCreesh, 12. Peter Fortune 13. Darren Geoghegan; 14. Seán Flynn, 15. Brian Corocoran.
Substitutes: 16. Dan O'Neill, 17. Seaghan Conneely, 18. Ricky McKeown, 19. Jake McNamara, 20. Seán Hodgins, 21. Mark Gahan, 22. James Costello, 23. Michael O'Shea, 24. James Murphy, 25. David Stephenson, 26. Seán Magill.
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