Mayo pair return for All-Ireland minor semi-final

Mayo U17 joint-managers David Heaney and Tom Reilly have received a triple boost for this Sunday’s Electric Ireland All Ireland Semi-Final against Kerry.

Tony Carey and Cian May have made a full recovery from their respective injuries and return to the starting lineup in place of Patrick Garvey and Fiachra O Cinnseala, while Rhys Neary has recovered from the injury he picked up in the All-Ireland quarter-final win over Offaly and keeps his place in the starting 15.

Barry Langan retains the captain’s armband for Mayo, while Cavan referee Conor Dourneen will referee the game.

This game is live on TG4, with throw-in time at 3.30pm in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíósóg, Ennis. There is also a live broadcast on Midwest Radio with commentary from Stephen Grealis and John Stagg.

There is a supporters bus available on the day. Contact Corduff Travel or book your seat here.

Mayo: Thomas Williams (Westport); Conor Coghill (Breaffy), Barry Langan (Ballinrobe), Cahair Tighe (Ardnaree Sarsfield); Ryan O’Donnell (Balla), Declan Duffy (Kilmovee Shamrocks), Eoghan Dever (Castlebar Mitchels); Adam Kelly (Ballyhaunis), Cian May (Ballinrobe); Rhys Neary (Breaffy), Dara Flanagan (Eastern Gaels), Conor Jordan (Ballina Stephenites); Ben Holmes (Westport), Conor Hession (Kiltimagh), Tony Carey (Ardagh).

Subs: Ajay Gormley-Walsh (Ballinrobe), Sean McCann (Balla), Peter Quinn (Ardnaree Sarsfields), Patrick Garvey (Castlebar Mitchels), Ben Joyce (Castlebar Mitchels), Fionn Ó Cinnseala (Westport), Oran Murphy (Ballintubber), Conor Hoban (Ballintubber), Oisin McCann (Ballina Stephenites).

Extended Panel: Mark Jennings (Balla), Caoimhín Donnelly (Ballinrobe), Fionn Conlon (Ballyhaunis), Eamon Óg Monaghan (Ballyhaunis), Jack Comer (Claremorris), Jack Noone (Claremorris), Sean Breheny (Charlestown Sarsfields), Gavin Duffy (Swinford), Maidhc Óg Staunton (Tuar Mhic Éadaigh), Dara Dawson (Westport), Fiachra Ó Cinnseala (Westport).