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Waterford's Lauren McGregor. PIC: Sportsfile
Cork v Waterford, Clonakilty
Sunday, May 14, 2pm
PREVIEW
Everything is on the line in Clonakilty as Cork entertain Waterford in a clash which will see the winners advance to the final.
Cork have named an unchanged side from that which drew with Kerry last weekend, although there are several positional changes in attack.
Waterford go into this showdown boosted by a 1-9 to 1-7 win over Tipperary last weekend when a goal from Lauren McGregor proved decisive.
Waterford have named the same starting 15, although there are a host of positional changes throughout the field.
Cork: M O’Sullivan; M Duggan, E Meaney, R Phelan; A Ryan, S Kelly, E O’Shea; S Leahy (capt.), H Looney; L Coppinger, K Quirke, E Cleary; E Kiely, D O’Sullivan, C O’Sullivan.
Waterford: E O’Brien; C Murray, E Power, A Murray; N Power, Karen McGrath (capt.), Kate McGrath; A O’Neill, E Murray; B McMaugh, K Murray, K Hogan; C McCarthy, A Fitzgerald, L McGregor.
WHERE TO WATCH
The game will be live on Clubber.ie
Tickets available HERE
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