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O'Connor and Naughton included

Friday March 12 2010

Ben O'Connor and Cathal Naughton will make their first appearances of the season for Cork in Sunday's NHL meeting with All-Ireland champions Kilkenny at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

O'Connor has been named at right half forward with Naughton partnering Tom Kenny at midfield.

The Tipperary team to play Galway in the NHL on Sunday shows four changes from the team which started against Kilkenny last weekend. Paddy Stapleton, Michael Cahill, Seamus Hennessy and Jody Brennan come into the side in place of Paul Curran, Thomas Stapleton, Benny Dunne and Michael Webster.

Press Association

 
 

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