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Paul Maher, of Limerick, in action against Longford in their Tailteann Cup opening round fixture at TUS Gaelic Grounds on Saturday last | PICTURE: Keith Wiseman
THE Limerick senior football team to take on Carlow in the Tailteann Cup this Saturday has been named.
Limerick, fresh from their opening round victory over Longford at the TUS Gaelic Grounds last weekend, face Carlow this Saturday at Netwatch Cullen Park at 3pm.
Limerick manager Mark Fitzgerald has named an unchanged starting team from the one which defeated Longford 2-16 to 1-16 for this weekend's game in Carlow.
Joint-captain Iain Corbett is listed among the substitutes' after missing out last weekend due to a hamstring issue.
Carlow defeated Wicklow 0-17 to 1-13 in their opening round Tailteann Cup game in Aughrim on Sunday last.
Limerick are due to face Wicklow in a round three Tailteann Cup fixture on Saturday, June3.
Limerick Senior Football Team v Carlow, Saturday, Netwatch Cullen Park, Carlow, 3pm
Tailteann Cup Round Two:
1. Donal O’Sullivan Monaleen
2. Mike Donovan St. Finbarrs
3. Seán O’Dea Kilteely/Dromkeen
4. Brian Fanning Pallasgreen
5. Barry Coleman Rathkeale
6. Jim Liston Gerald Griffins
7. Paul Maher Adare
8. Cillian Fahy Dromcollogher/Broadford
9. Cathal Downes Kildimo/Pallaskenry
10. Cian Sheehan Newcastlewest
11. Brian Donovan Monaleen
12. Adrian Enright Fr. Caseys
13. James Naughton St. Senans
14. Colm McSweeney Gerald Griffins
15. Peter Nash Kildimo/Pallaskenry
16. Aaron O’Sullivan Pallasgreen
17. Hugh Bourke Adare
18. Robbie Bourke Adare
19. Gordon Brown Na Piarsaigh
20. David Connolly Adare
21. Iain Corbett Newcastlewest
22. Tommy Griffin Gerald Griffins
23. Davy Lyons Adare
24. Tony McCarthy Kildimo/Pallaskenry
25. Darragh Murray Monaleen
26. Cormac Woulfe St.Senans
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