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Mayo and Westmeath will clash in Round Six of the Ladies National Football League Division Two in Athlone. Pics: Sportsfile
Mayo Ladies' manager Diane O'Hora has shown her hand ahead of the visit to Athlone for Round Six of the National League.
The former All-Ireland winner has gone for a strong side ahead of a match which could simultaneously waive the small possibility of relegation from Division Two, while also giving them the minuscule glimmer of hope of Division One promotion.
The Green and Red side contains many strong players. Captain Ella Brennan is unavailable, though star forward Sinead Walsh is in from the off.
Throw-in in Athlone on Sunday is at 2 pm. The Mayo team is as follows:
Mayo: Laura Brennan; Eilis Ronayne, Danielle Caldwell, Lucy Wallace; Ciara Needham, Lynda Hanley, Aoife Geraghty; Erin Murray, Aoife Kennedy; Aoife Staunton, Sinead Walsh, Kayla Doherty; Saoirse Delaney, Lisa Cafferky, Sinead Cafferky.
Subs: Julia Gawalkiewicz, Kate Brennan, Finola Collins, Meabh Delaney, Sherin El Massry, Aisling Flanagan, Bree Hession, Ava McDonnell, Fiona McHale, Laura Moran, Clodagh Murphy, Isobel Phillips, Hannah Reape, Charlie Reilly Benson, Suzanne Tuohy.
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