Jonathan Glynn will be a target man at full-forward for Galway tomorrow. Cathal Noonan / INPHO Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

GALWAY AND WEXFORD have named their teams for tomorrow’s Bord Gáis Energy All-Ireland U21 hurling semi-final.

Galway will start with four players who started for the senior side when they exited the championship at the hands of Tipperary back in July – wing-forwards Padraic Brehony and Cathal Mannion, full-forward Jonathan Glynn and corner-forward Jason Flynn.

Galway have named a strong team overall with ten members of the side having started in the 2011 All-Ireland minor final win over Dublin – Shane Mannion, John Hanbury, Paul Killeen, Dean Higgins, Adrian Tuohy, Cormac Diviney, Brehony, Shane Maloney, Glynn and Flynn.

Midfielder Eanna Burke, a brother of senior player David, won an AIB All-Ireland senior hurling club medal last year with St Thomas.

Meanwhile, Wexford have named three players who began the county’s All-Ireland senior hurling quarter-final defeat to Limerick last month.

Full-back Liam Ryan, wing-forward Jack Guiney and corner-forward Conor McDonald all featured in a break-out campaign for Wexford at senior level and will start tomorrow.

Leinster champions two years in a row, Wexford will be hoping to atone for last year’s semi-final defeat to Antrim.

Throw-in is at 6pm tomorrow in Semple Stadium.

Jack Guiney will start at wing-forward tomorrow evening. Cathal Noonan / INPHO Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

GALWAY

1. Shane Mannion (Clarinbridge)

2. Dara Donohue (Kilnadeema Leitrim)
3. John Hanbury (Rahoon/Newcastle)
4. Paul Killeen (Tynagh Abbey-Duniry)

5. Barry Keane (Clarinbridge)
6. Dean Higgins (Castlegar)
7. Adrian Tuohy (Beagh)

8. Cormac Diviney (Ardrahan)
9. Eanna Burke (St. Thomas)

10. Padraic Brehony (Tynagh-Abbey-Duniry)
11. Shane Moloney (Tynagh-Abbey-Duniry)
12. Cathal Mannion (Ahascragh/Fohenagh)

13. Darragh Dolan (Cappataggle)
14. Jonathan Glynn (Ardrahan)
15. Jason Flynn (Tommie Larkins)

WEXFORD

1. Oliver O’Leary (Buffers Alley)

2. Garret Foley (Fethard)
3. Liam Ryan (Rapparees)
4. Eoin Conroy (Naomh Eanna)

5. Andrew Kenny (Buffers Alley)
6. Shane O’Gorman (c) (Adamstown)
7. Jack O’Connor (St. Martins)

8. Aidan Nolan (HWH Bunclody)
9. Conor Devitt (Ballyfad)

10. Jack Guiney (Rathnure)
11. Garry Moore Glynn (Barntown)
12. Padraig Foley (Crossabeg)

13. Rhys Clarke Fay (The Harriers)
14. Conor McDonald (Naomh Eanna)
15. Kevin Foley (Rapparees)

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