*Dermot Coughlan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

PETER KEANE has announced his starting team for Saturday’s Munster senior football semi-final with Tipperary.

Clare’s named side will include several positional switches while defender Ikem Ugwueru remains doubtful to feature for the full seventy minutes in Saturday’s semi-final which takes place in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Cíosóg at 2pm.

There are no changes from the first fifteen which defeated Offaly 2-14 2-9 in the final round of the Allianz National Football League on March 23rd.

Although named at corner back, Cillian Rouine is expected to fill the centre back berth with Ronan Lanigan moving to right corner back.

Similarly, Brian McNamara is named at midfield alongside Ciaran Downes but the Cooraclare man is to be partnered by Emmet McMahon in the middle of the park.

Lanigan’s Éire Óg clubmate Manus Doherty and captain Cillian Brennan complete the full-back line.

As reported by The Clare Echo, Seán McAllister is ruled out with injury while Eoin Cleary has recovered from a rib injury to take his place in the Clare attack alongside Keelan Sexton, Aaron Griffin, Dermot Coughlan and Mark McInerney.

Clare:
1: Eamon Tubridy (Doonbeg)

2: Manus Doherty (Éire Óg)
3: Cillian Brennan (Clondegad)
4: Cillian Rouine (Ennistymon)

5: Ronan Lanigan (Éire Óg)
6: Ikem Ugwueru (Éire Óg)
7: Alan Sweeney (St Breckan’s)

8: Brian McNamara (Cooraclare)
9: Ciaran Downes (Kilmihil)

10: Dermot Coughlan (Kilmurry Ibrickane)
11: Emmet McMahon (Kildysart)
12: Keelan Sexton (Kilmurry Ibrickane)

13: Mark McInerney (Éire Óg)
14: Eoin Cleary (St Joseph’s Miltown)
15: Aaron Griffin (Lissycasey)

Subs:
16: Tristan O’Callaghan (St Breckan’s)
17: Fionn Kelleher (St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield)
18: Daniel Walsh (Kilmurry Ibrickane)
19: Connor Meaney (Lissycasey)
20: Gavin Murray (Éire Óg)
21: Shane Griffin (Lissycasey)
22: Darragh Burns (Doonbeg)
23: Evan Cahill (Kilmurry Ibrickane)
24: Rory McMahon (Kildysart)
25: Diarmuid O’Donnell (Kildysart)
26: Cormac Murray (St Joseph’s Miltown)

Tipperary:
1: Shane Ryan (Clonmel Commercials)

2: Jason Madigan (Kilsheelan/Kilcash)
3: Jimmy Feehan (Killenaule)
4: Jack Harney (Moyle Rovers)

5: Mark Stokes (Kilsheelan/Kilcash)
6: Paudie Feehan (Killenaule)
7: Luke Boland (Moyle Rovers)

8: Mark Russell (Aherlow)
9: Kieran Costello (Thurles Sarsfields)

10: Micheal Freaney (Kilsheelan/Kilcash)
11: Cathal Deeley (Clonmel Commercials)
12: Ben Comerford (Grangemockler/Ballyneale)

13: Cian Smith (Clonmel Commercials)
14: Steven O’Brien (Ballina, Capt)
15: Darragh Brennan (Ballyporeen).

Subs:
16: Robbie McGrath (Galtee Rovers)
17: Michael Barlow (Ardfinnan)
18: Conor Fahey (Upperchurch/Drombane)
19: Emmet Moloney (Portlaoise)
20: Manus McFadden (Grangemockler/Ballyneale)
21: Jack Nevin (JK Brackens)
22: Sean O’Connor (Clonmel Commercials)
23: Jack O’Mahony (Ballina)
24: Jack O’Neill (Ardfinnan)
25: Mikey O’Shea (CJ Kickhams Mullinahone)
26: Thomas Vaughan (Ballyporeen).

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