Cillian Rouine. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

COLM COLLINS and his management team have named the Clare team to take on Cork in Sunday’s Munster SFC quarter-final.

Injury rules out Cian O’Dea with his position at wing back taken by Daniel Walsh of Kilmurry Ibrickane with Alan Sweeney missing out. Walsh memorably scored 1-02 on his senior debut against Laois in 2021, this will be his starting appearance in the Munster SFC. He joins an attacking half-back line which includes Ciaran Russell and Jamie Malone.

Cillian Rouine gets the nod at corner back ahead of Éire Óg’s Ronan Lanigan. The Lahinch defender had missed the bulk of the league but impressed on his return against Limerick in the final round. Manus Doherty and Cillian Brennan complete the full-back line.

A midfield pairing of Cathal O’Connor and Darragh Bohannon has been selected with Darren O’Neill listed among the substitutes having recovered from a broken thumb.

Emmet McMahon is named at centre forward with captain Eoin Cleary moving to corner forward. McMahon’s is flanked by Pearse Lillis and Dermot Coughlan while Keelan Sexton at full forward and Podge Collins at corner make up the inside line.

Cusack Park hosts Sunday’s tie which has a 2pm start.

Clare:
1: Stephen Ryan. Kilrush

2: Manus Doherty. Éire Óg, Inis.
3: Cillian Brennan. Clondegad
4: Cillian Rouine. Ennistymon

5: Ciaran Russell. Éire Óg, Inis.
6: Jamie Malone. Corofin
7: Daniel Walsh. Kilmurry Ibrickane

8: Cathal O’Connor. Coolmeen
9: Darragh Bohannon. Shannon Gaels

10: Pearse Lillis. Cooraclare
11: Emmett McMahon. Kildysart
12: Dermot Coughlan. Kilmurry Ib

13: Eoin Cleary (C) Miltown St Joseph’s
14: Keelan Sexton. Kilmurry Ib
15: Padraic Collins. Cratloe

Subs:
16: David Sexton. Kilmurry Ib
17: Gavin Cooney. Éire Óg, Inis.
18: Michéal Garry. Cooraclare
19: Aaron Griffin. Lissycasey
20: Shane Griffin. Lissycasey
21:  Dan Keating. Kilmihil
22: Ronan Lanigan. Éire Óg, Inis.
23: Mark McInerney. Éire Óg, Inis.
24: Darren O’Neill. Éire Óg, Inis.
25: Alan Sweeney. St. Breckan’s
26: Ikem Ugweru. Éire Óg, Inis.

Stand By Players.
27: Darren Nagle. Liscannor
28: Tom McDonald. Doora Barefield
29: Colm Pyne. Killimer
30: Thomas Kelly. Shannon Gaels.

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