Saturday 19 June, 2021
The Dublin and Wexford hurlers have also named their sides, as have the Roscommon footballers.
Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford have also named their teams ahead of a busy weekend of hurling.
There’s no room for David Moran or Tony Brosnan in the Kerry team.
It’s Cork v Donegal, and Dublin v Mayo tomorrow.
Departing duo Billy Holland and Nick McCarthy are named on the bench.
Leo Cullen’s side face Dragons at the RDS tomorrow night.
Kenny has reverted to a back four, as Troy Parrott starts and Gavin Bazunu retains his place in goal.
The Kingdom head to Dr Hyde Park on Sunday.
Mayo welcome the Royal County to Castlebar on Sunday.
There’s plenty of football league action to look forward to this weekend.
The team news ahead of this weekend’s Allianz Hurling League action, with Tipperary also ringing the changes.
Ronan O’Gara’s side have brought Kevin Gourdon and Dany Priso back into the starting XV.
Throw-in is 7.30pm tomorrow night.
Throw-in at Dr Hyde Park tomorrow is 1.45pm.
The Treaty face Galway while Tipperary are in action against Cork.
Brian Cody has made six changes to the Cats team that beat Dublin last weekend.
Young defender Daniel O’Mahony is handed a start.
Robbie Henshaw is named in Leo Cullen’s starting XV for his first game since being called into the British and Irish Lions squad.
Glennon has transferred from the county he won an All-Ireland medal with in 2017.
The provinces have unveiled their selections for tomorrow’s Rainbow Cup fixture at the Sportsground.
Adrian Mullen will captain Kilkenny for the first time.
Meanwhile, La Rochelle’s leading halfbacks are fit to start.
Munster named a strong side for tomorrow’s game.
Stacey Flood, Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe, and Brittany Hogan will make their first Test starts.
Both provinces have named strong teams for the Rainbow Cup opener.
Adam Griggs has kept faith with the same starting XV which beat Wales 45-0.
Leo Cullen’s men didn’t play last weekend after their clash with Toulon was cancelled.
The sides meet at Thomond Park tomorrow afternoon.
Star men Iain Henderson and Marcell Coetzee are missing from the match day squad but Quins have rested nine key players including Joe Marler and Danny Care.
Leo Cullen makes four changes to his XV, with James Lowe, Tadhg Furlong and Ryan Baird also starting.
Shane Duffy, Shane Long, Robbie Brady and James McClean are among those recalled to the starting XI.
Stephen Kenny has made three changes for tonight’s game.
Johnny Sexton and Tadhg Furlong will be on the bench for Leo Cullen’s side.
The Glasgow Warriors number eight has sustained an ankle injury.
The Laois native missed his side’s opening round defeat to Adelaide last weekend.
Jeff Hendrick also misses out as Stephen Kenny trusts youth in Belgrade.
The Six Nations will finally be decided by Friday night’s postponed game.
Stephen Kenny has also confirmed that Mark Travers will start in goal tomorrow night.
Andy Friend has rejigged his team for the visit to Scarlets.
Bundee Aki, Jack Conan, Dave Kilcoyne, and Josh van der Flier all start.
