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Mayo Minor Joint Managers Tom Reilly (left) and David Heaney (right) pic: Sportsfile
The Mayo Minor team to face Galway in tonight's Connacht Minor Championship Semi Final has been announced with a number of changes from the previous game with the young Tribesman two week ago in Tuam.
Mayo will be looking to turn the tables after they lost out narrowly to boys in maroon in their recent clash. A win will ensure a Connacht Final meeting with Roscommon next Friday evening, May 9.
Joint managers David Heaney and Tom Reilly have made a number of changes to their side for this evening's match, which throws in at 6.30pm.
The team is as follows:
Thomas Williams; Conor Coghill, Barry Langan, Cahair Tighe; Ryan O’Donnell, Declan Duffy, Dara Flanagan; Adam Kelly, Cian May; Patrick Garvey, Ben Holmes, Conor Jordan; Tony Carey, Conor Hession, Oran Murphy
Subs: Ajay Gorman-Walsh, Seann McCann, Maidhc Og Stanton, Eoghan Dever, Ben Joyce, Fionn O’Cinnseala, Fiachra O’Cinnseala, Rhys Neary, Oisin McCann
READ MORE: Mayo manager Kevin McStay announces team for Connacht Final
As always, we’ll have all the action from the landmark event here, as well as in Tuesday’s edition of The Mayo News.
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