Meath stay the same for Croker date with Donegal
Meath manager Robbie Brennan has kept the faith for his side’s All-Ireland senior football championship semi-final against Donegal on Sunday.
The Royals are unchanged from their stirring quarter-final victory over Galway two weeks ago, with Bryan Menton and Adam O'Neill continuing their midfield partnership and Sean Rafferty and Sean Coffey occupying the central positions in defence in what will be their county’s first All-Ireland SFC semi-final appearance since 2009.
In attack, Ruairi Kinsella continues on ‘the 40’ with the in-form Jordan Morris, Matthew Costello and skipper Eoghan Frayne making up the full-forward line for Brennan’s men.
Throw-in at Croke Park is at 4pm.
Meath (SFC semi-final v Donegal): 1. Billy Hogan, 2. Seamus Lavin, 3. Seán Rafferty, 4. Ronan Ryan, 5. Donal Keogan, 6. Seán Coffey, 7. Ciarán Caulfield, 8. Bryan Menton, 9. Adam O'Neill, 10 Conor Duke, 11. Ruairí Kinsella, 12. Keith Curtis, 13. Jordan Morris, 14. Mathew Costello, 15. Eoghan Frayne
Subs: 16. Seán Brennan, 17. Brian O'Halloran, 18. Eoin Harkin, 19. James McEntee, 20. Cian McBride, 21. Conor Gray, 22. Aaron Lynch, 23. Daithí McGowan, 24. Shane Walsh, 25. Diarmuid Moriarty, 26. Cathal Hickey
TweetThe team news is in for Sunday's GAA Football Championship Semi-Final against Donegal. @BectiveStud #MeathGAA #BectiveStudhttps://t.co/T4rkjuWkqL
— Meath GAA (@MeathGAA) July 11, 2025
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