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THE Limerick football team to play Armagh in Sunday’s Allianz League game shows one change from the side that lost to Tipperary in the previous round.
Sunday’s Division Three round three game has a 2.00 start in Kilmallock.
While Kieran McGeeney’s Ulster side arrive to south Limerick with a 100% record, John Brudair’s Limerick have on e win and one defeat to-date.
Into the team for Sunday is Micheal Brosnan, who replaces Stephen Cahill.
After the Armagh game, Limerick will be on their travels for the next two Sunday’s with trips to Wexford and Fermanagh.
LIMERICK: Brian Scanlon; Seán O’Dea, Johnny McCarthy, Robert Browne; Iain Corbett, Pádraig Browne, Cillian Fahy; Tom Lee, Gearóid Hegarty; Darragh Treacy, Danny Neville, Seanie Buckley; Mikey Lyons, Cian Sheehan, Micheal Brosnan.
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