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4 changes for Limerick and 3 for Cork before tomorrow's Munster minor hurling semi-final

The teams clash in the Gaelic Grounds at 7.30pm tomorrow night.

Ronan Lynch Ronan Lynch starts at centre-back for Limerick tomorrow night. Lorraine O'Sullivan / INPHO Lorraine O'Sullivan / INPHO / INPHO

BOTH LIMERICK AND Cork have rung the changes before tomorrow night’s Electric Ireland Munster minor hurling semi-final in the Gaelic Grounds.

Limerick, the defending provincial champions at this level, have made four switches from the team that convincingly beat Tipperary in the opening round in April.

Midfielder Cian O’Brien is ruled out with cruciate ligament damage while Darragh Fanning, Robbie Hanley and Edward Doyle drop to the bench.

The players introduced to the side are full-back Paddy O’Loughlin, midfielder Thomas Grimes and corner-backs Peter Casey and Conor Fitzgerald.

Eight members of the Limerick team started in last July’s Munster minor final replay win over Waterford – Sean Finn, Andrew La Touche Cosgrave, Ronan Lynch, Colin Ryan, Seamus Flanagan, Barry Nash, Cian Lynch and Tom Morrissey.

Cork have made three changes to their side from the line-up that enjoyed a landslide win over Kerry at the opening stage with wing-back Ollie Dempsey, wing-forward Shane Kingston and corner-forward Darren Casey all drafted into the team. Eddie Gunning, Tomás O’Connor and Mark Dolan are the players to make way.

Denis Ring Cork minor hurling boss Denis Ring. James Crombie / INPHO James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO

LIMERICK
1. Eoghan McNamara – Doon
2. Sean Finn – Bruff
3. Paddy O’Loughlin – Kilmallock
4. Jamie Porter – Monaleen
5. Andrew La Touche Cosgrave – Monaleen
6. Ronan Lynch – Na Piarsaigh
7. Lorcan Lyons – Monaleen
8. Thomas Grimes – Na Piarsaigh
9. Colin Ryan – Pallasgreen
10. Seamus Flanagan – Feohanagh-Castlemahon
11. Barry Nash – South Liberties
12. Cian Lynch – Patrickswell
13. Peter Casey – Na Piarsaigh
14. Tom Morrissey – Ahane
15. Conor Fitzgerald – Claughaun

Subs
16. Cian Hedderman – Ballybrown
17. Darragh Fanning – Pallasgreen
18. Conor Byrnes – Murroe-Boher
19. Robbie Hanley – Kilmallock
20. Edward Doyle – Monaleen
21. Eoghan Costelloe – Adare
22. Aaron Gillane – Patrickswell
23. Brian Ryan – South Liberties
24. Conor Boylan – Na Piarsaigh

Barry Nash Limerick's Barry Nash. Donall Farmer / INPHO Donall Farmer / INPHO / INPHO

CORK
1. Patrick Collins – Ballinhassig
2. Cian Walsh – St. Finbarr’s
3. Sean Bourke – Grenagh
4. Shane O’Brien – St. Catherine’s
5. Darren Browne – Kanturk
6. Alan O’Callaghan – Blackrock
7. Ollie Dempsey – Youghal
8. Sean O’Donoghue – Inniscarra
9. Daniel Meaney – Blackrock
10. Luke Meade – Newcestown
11. Dayne Lee – Na Piarsaigh
12. Shane Kingston – Douglas
13. Darren Casey – Charleville
14. Sean Hayes – Mallow
15. Eoghan Keniry – Killeagh/ Ita’s

Subs
16. Darragh O’Connell – Na Piarsaigh
17. David Dooling – Glen Rovers
18. Seadnaidh Smyth – Midleton
19. John Good – Tracton
20. Tomas O’Connor – Inniscarra
21. Evan O’Connell – Glen Rovers
22. Mark Dolan – Douglas
23. Michael O’Halloran – Blackrock
24. John Looney – Aghada

Dayne O'Laoi Dayne Lee will be a key operator in Cork's forward line. James Crombie / INPHO James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO

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