TIPPERARY HAVE INCLUDED All-Ireland underage winners in the county’s intermediate hurling and junior football sides that are in Munster championship action this weekend.
Tipperary face Limerick on Sunday in the Munster IHC semi-final in Semple Stadium at 2pm and take on Limerick tomorrow in the Munster JFC quarter-final in the Gaelic Grounds at 5pm.
Goalkeeper James Logue and midfielder Joe Gallagher on the intermediate hurling team both won All-Ireland U21 medals in 2010 on a star-studded side that defeated Galway.
Andrew Ryan, Brian Stapleton and Tommy Heffernan all featured for the Tipperary U21 side that lost last August’s Bord Gáis Energy Munster final to Clare.
The junior football side contains Evan Comerford and Conor O’Sullivan, who both started on the minor team that claimed a shock victory over Dublin in the 2011 All-Ireland final.
TIPPERARY (IH v Limerick)
1. James Logue – Ballingarry
2. Pat Ryan – Clonakenny
3. Andrew Ryan – Toomevara
4. Daire Quinn – Nenagh Eire Og
5. Aiden McGrath – Loughmore Castleiney
6. Ronan Sherlock – Silvermines
7. Brian Stapleton – Templederry Kenyons
8. Denis Stapleton – Sean Treacys
9. Joe Gallagher – Kildangan
10. Tommy Heffernan – Nenagh Eire Og
11. Michael Sheedy – Portroe
12. Thomas Cleary – Kilruane McDonaghs
13. Tony O’Brien – St Patrick’s
14. John Sheedy – Portroe
15. David Collins – Drom & Inch
TIPPERARY (JF v Limerick)
1. Evan Comerford – Kilsheelan Kilcash
2. Pearse Richardson – Arravale Rovers
3. James Feehan – Killenaule
4. Conor O’Sullivan – Galtee Rovers
5. Laurence Coskeran – Aherlow
6. John Hennessy – Aherlow
7. Thomas Hassett – Moyne Templetuohy
8. Alan Rockett – Kilsheelan Kilcash
9. Ross McGrath – Monaleen, Limerick
10. Cathal Scully – JK Brackens
11. Thomas Hanley – Aherlow
12. Dean McEnroe – JK Brackens
13. Sean Flynn – Fr Sheehys
14. Sean Patrick Geurins – JK Brackens
15. David McGrath – Moyle Rovers
