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06 Sept 2025

Newcomers in eight changes to Limerick football team to play Waterford in McGrath Cup

Newcomers in eight changes to Limerick football team to play Waterford in McGrath Cup

THERE are eight changes to the Limerick senior football team to play Waterford in round two of the McGrath Cup this Thursday evening.

The January 2 fixture takes place in Fraher Field in Dungarvan at 7.30 with victory ensuring Billy Lee's Limerick progress into the Saturday January 11 McGrath Cup final.

Last Sunday, Limerick opened their 2020 season with a win over Clare.

Just seven of that starting team from that Mick Neville Park game remain for the tie against Waterford.

There is a first ever senior appearance for Gerard Stack of Gerald Griffins.

Darren O'Doherty and Ryan Glynn were introduced as subs for their debuts against Clare but make their first starts against The Decies this Thursday.

Bob Childs made his debut against Clare as a starter in the half back line and that defensive trio of Childs, Iain Corbett and Tony McCarthy is the only line of the team that remains intact.

Limerick have named a 22-man panel to face Waterford. Of the seven subs, all were starters four days ago, apart from sub-goalkeeper John Chawke.

LIMERICK: Donal O’Sullivan (Monaleen); Darren O’Doherty (Newcastle West); Garrett Noonan (Dromcollogher-Broadford), Mike Donovan (Galbally); Tony McCarthy (Kildimo-Pallaskenry), Iain Corbett (Newcastle West), Bob Childs (Galtee Gaels); Josh Ryan (Oola), Adrian Enright (Fr Caseys); Ryan Glynn (Bruff), Jamie Lee (Newcastle West), Gerard Stack (Gerald Griffins); Padraig Scanlan (Glin), Danny Neville (Ballysteen), Kieran Daly (Na Piarsaigh). Subs: John Chawke (Kildimo-Pallaskenry), Luke Murphy (Monaleen), Brian Fanning (Pallasgreen), Cillian Fahy (Dromcollogher-Broadford), Tommy Griffin (Gerald Griffins), Padraig de Brun (Firies, Co Kerry), Seamus O’Carroll (Castleknock, Co Dublin).

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