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Cormac Woulfe is part of the UL Sigerson Cup team, PICTURE: Sportsfile
UNIVERSITY of Limerick's Sigerson Cup clash against ATU Galway has now been moved to Maguire's 4G Pitch in UL tonight at 7:30pm.
The round one fixture was due to take place in ATU Galway this evening but the game has now been moved due to an unplayable pitch. This is the second time the Sigerson Cup round one clash has been moved after the game was postponed on Wednesday evening due to the adverse weather conditions.
The winners of tonight's clash will face Ulster Univeristy, while the losers will meet ATU Sligo.
Darragh Cashman of Cork will captain the Castletroy college during this year's Sigerson Cup. Cashman will be supported by vice-captains Thomas O'Donnell and Limerick senior footballer Cormac Woulfe.
There are two players from Limerick involved. Darragh O'Hagan of Mungret St Paul's is included in the UL Sigerson Cup squad. St Senan's Cormac Woulfe had a breakthrough season with Limerick, is also part of the UL squad.
There is plenty of inter-county inter-county experience in the UL squad which includes Darragh Cashman (Cork), Frank Irwin (Mayo), Jack McCabe (Galway) and the Clare duo of Brian McNamara and Daniel Walsh.
UL SIGERSON Cup squad: Billy Hogan (Longwood), Cathal Brosnan (Currow), Darragh Cashman (Millstreet), Eoin Clifford (Laune Rangers), Conal Dawson (Westport), Tom Doyle (Dr Crokes), Jack Fallon (Mayo Gaels), Niall Fitzmaurice (Austin Stacks), Joseph Grady (Westport), Conor Heneghan (Tuam Stars), Darragh Heneghan (Michael Glaveys), Frank Irwin (Ballina Stephenites), Cathal Joyce (Claremorris), Caelim Keogh (Padraig Pearses), Cormac Kennedy (Lispole), Tristan O`Callaghan (St Breckans), Fenton Kelly (Davitts), Jack McCabe (Corofin), Daire McDaid (Tullamore), Sean McDonnell (Mallow), Brian McNamara (Cooraclare), Cian McHale (Moy Davitts), Jack Melvin (Davitts), Sean Morohan (Castlebar Mitchels), Thomas O'Donnell (Castlegregory), Darragh O'Hagan (Mungret St Pauls), Cian O'Grady (Castlegregory), Jack O'Neill (Ardfinnan), Charlie O'Sullivan (Adrigole), Cathal Ryan Rathmore), Dan Twomey (Ballinascarthy), Daniel Walsh (Kilmurry Ibrickane), Cormac Woulfe (St Senans), Padraig White (John Mitchel’s), Luke Jennings (Ballinrobe).
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