Wexford u21 hurling boss JJ Doyle has named his side to play Clare on Saturday evening in Thurles in the much anticipated Bord Gais Energy All Ireland u21 hurling final.
The game throws in at 7pm in Thurles with a big crowd expected.
Wexford defeated Kilkenny, Offaly, Dublin and Galway on their way to the final but Clare are an exceptional side and are certainly hot favourites.
1 Oilibhear O Laoire Oliver O Leary Buffers Alley
2 Aindriu O Cionnaoith Andrew Kenny Buffers Alley
3 Liam O Riain Liam Ryan Rapparres
4 Eoin O Conraoi Eoin Conroy Naomh Eanna
5 Seamus de Faoite Jim White Oylgate-Glenbrien
6 Sean O Gormain (Capt) Shane O Gorman Adamstown
7 Sean O Conchuir Jack O Connor St.Martin’s
8 Aodain O Nuallain Aidan Nolan Half Way House Bunclody
9 Conor Mac Dabhaidh Conor Devitt Ballyfad
10 Sean O Guini Jack Guiney Rathnure
11 Garra O Mora Gary Moore Glynn-Barntown
12 Padraig O Foghlu Padraig Foley Crossabeg-Ballymurn
13 Rhys O Clarcaigh Rhys Clarke Faythe Harriers
14 Conor Mac Donall Conor McDonald Naomh Eanna Caoimhin O Foghlu Kevin Foley Rapparees
16 Lucas de Faoite Luke White St. Martin’s
17 Gearoid O Foghlu Garret Foley Fethard
18 Ruairi O Torboid Ruairi Tubritt Fethard
19 Seamus O Cais James Cash Shelmaliers
20 Conor O Laoire Conor O Leary Oulart/Ballagh
21 Gabhan O Baille Gavin Bailey Ferns
22 Antaine O Frinse Tony Ffrench Adamstown
23 Peadar de Sutun Peter Sutton Oulart –The Ballagh
24 Daibhaidh O Duinn David Dunne Davidstown-Courtnacuddy
Manager J J Doyle
Selectors : Niall McDonald, Tommy Roche, Larry Murphy, Kevin Kennedy
Trainer: Neill O Loughlin
Extended Panel:
Declan Byrne, Simon Donohoe, Diarmuid Murphy, Michael Redmond, Sean Doyle, Sean Kenny, Billy Kelly, Paddy O’Connor.
