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Limerick's Deborah Murphy, PICTURE: Sportsfile
JOINT managers Mike Quilligan and Sean Kiely have announced the Limerick ladies football team ahead of their crunch Lidl Division Three league tie against Offaly.
Limerick will travel to Edenderry in Offaly at 2pm on Sunday.
The Limerick team sees two changes from the side that was defeated to Wexford in round two. Mungret St Paul's Carol Bateman replaces Sophie Hennessy in goals. Caoimhe MacNamara comes in for Meadbh MacNamara with Ellie Woulfe making the switch back to wing back.
The Shannonsiders have narrowly been defeated by Down and Wexford in the opening two rounds of their Lidl Ladies Football Division Three league campaign. Yvonne Lee and Roisin Ambrose are co-captains of Kiely's and Quilligan's side.
Laois, Offaly and Limerick are all yet to win a game in Division Three. This is a crucial game for both Limerick and Offaly to avoid the drop to Division Three.
Limerick: Carol Bateman (Mungret St Paul's); Sarah Dillon (Pallasgreen), Yvonne Lee (Monagea), Roisin Browne (Monagea); Ellie Woulfe (Monagea), Lucy O’Brien (Feohanagh-Castlemahon), Grace Lee (Monagea); Karen O’Leary (Monagea), Orla Ryan (St Ailbes); Caoimhe MacNamara (Knockainey), Deborah Murphy (Monagea), Iris Kenneally (Old Mill); Andrea O’Sullivan (Ballylanders), Rebecca Delee (Feohanagh-Casltemahon), Roisin Ambrose (Old Mill).
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