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Offaly team named for Leinster Minor Football Championship opener with Wexford
The Offaly team has been named for their Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship opener against Wexford on Tuesday. The game throws in at 7pm in Enniscorthy.
Manager Georgie Digan and his management team of Ken Daly, Pat Costello, Tom Naughton and Keith McGuinness have named their starting 15.
The teams is as follows:
Cathal Ryan (Kilclonfert)
David Carthy (Raheen), Fionn Dempsey (Bracknagh), David Dempsey (Clonbullogue)
John Furlong (Tullamore), Adam Strong (Ballinagar), Lee Pearson (c) (Edenderry)
Ryan Strong (Ballinagar), Luke Egan (Tullamore)
Aran Byrne (Daingean), Cormac Delaney (Clara), Adam Kelly (Clara)
Harry Plunkett (Tullamore), Morgan Tynan (Ballinagar), Darragh Flynn (Ferbane)
Our Minor Footballers get their Leinster Championship Campign off the mark when they take on @OfficialWexGAA on Tues. 23rd April at 7pm in Enniscorthy.
— Official Offaly GAA (@Offaly_GAA) April 21, 2019
Manager Georgie Digan & his management team Ken Daly,Pat Costello,Tom Naughton & Keith McGuinness have named their starting 15 pic.twitter.com/Ke9C25I8iN
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