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Kilmeena and Moy Davitts will lock horns in the Mayo GAA Intermediate Club Football Championship final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
With moments to go until the Mayo Intermediate Championship final, both Kilmeena and Moy Davitts have made changes to their starting sides.
Excitement is mounting ahead of the MacHale Park joust, and now the starting teams who will run out in the joust for the Sweeney Cup have been copper-fastened.
First up is Kilmeena, who have made a solitary switch. Liam Moore comes in at centre half-back, replacing Stephen Staunton.
Then there's Moy Davitts, who have made two changes. Stephen Clarke lines out at corner back in place of Kevin Moylett, while Sean Kelly replaces Liam Byrne in the full forward line.
The line-ups are now as follows. The game throws in at 2 pm.
Kilmeena: Paul Groden; Luke Durkan, Ciaran Kilcoyne, John Ryan; Colin Hastings, LIAM MOORE, Jack Mulchrone; Jack Carney, Kevin Ryder; Conor Kelly, Darragh Slattery, Ronan O'Donnell; Darragh Keaveney, John McGlynn, Daniel Kelly.
Moy Davitts: Chris McGlynn; STEPHEN CLARKE, Tadhg Ruane, Jack Dunleavy; David Byrne, Oisín McHugh, Colm McHale; Conor Reid, Padraig Ruane; Brian Reape, Cian McHale, Ryan Kenny; Ronan Clarke, Brian Heneghan, SEAN KELLY.
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