*Clare’s Orlaith Duggan. Photograph: Martin Connolly

One week on from their nineteen point defeat to Cork, Clare’s senior camogie side shows a single change for their trip to Meath.

Ger O’Connell’s outfit face off with Meath at 6pm on Saturday in Páirc Tailteann, Navan. Former captain, Orlaith Duggan makes her first start of O’Connell’s tenure and replaces Truagh/Clonlara’s Michelle Caulfield with Teresa O’Keeffe moving to the defence.

A win is vital for Clare if they are to have aspirations of making the knockout stages of the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland senior camogie championship.

Last weekend, Meath managed by Ray Gavin pushed Dublin to the pin of their collar however the Dubs finished with the final four scores of the game to secure 1-16 0-12 win.

Former All Star Chloe Morey is not back to full fitness yet with Inagh/Kilnamona’s Aoife Keane also absent through injury.

Clare:
1: Sarah Loughnane – Sixmilebridge
2: Ciara Grogan – Clooney Quin
3: Clare Hehir – Inagh Kilnamona
4: Ciara Doyle – Scariff Ogonnelloe
5: Laura McMahon – Newmarket on Fergus – Captain
6: Alannah Ryan – Kilkishen
7: Teresa O’Keeffe – Inagh Kilnamona
8: Amy Barrett – Scariff Ogonnelloe
9: Roisin Begley – Truagh Clonlara
10: Sinead Conlon – Tulla
11: Andrea O’Keeffe – Inagh Kilnamona
12: Orlaith Duggan – Clooney Quin
13: Eimear Kelly – Truagh Clonlara
14: Mairead Scanlon – Scariff Ogonnelloe
15: Fiona Lafferty – Inagh Kilnamona

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