Football

Armagh
Armagh’s Jamie Clarke (pictured, left) has announced that he'll back for the Championship after a short break.

The Crossmaglen forward will be available for this weekend’s game against Derry.

Clarke scored a goal on his return to the county last weekend.

Tyrone
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has made 5 changes to his side ahead of this Sunday's Allianz League clash with Cork.

Conor Gormley, Cathal McCarron, Colm Cavanagh, Kyle Coney and Ronan O'Neill will all come into the team that beat Donegal last time out.

Cork
Cork manager Conor Counihan has named the same 15 that started last Sunday's win over Down.
Galway

Galway boss Alan Mulholland has made two changes to his team for this weekend's Division 2 Football clash with Longford.

Gareth Bradshaw comes into the defence in place of Josh Moore, while Michael Martin replaces Mark Hehir in attack.

Shane Roche, Redmond Barry and PJ Banville form a potent full forward line for Wexford, ahead of their meeting with Louth.

Hurling

Cork
Ahead of their clash with Waterford, Cork hurling manager Jimmy Barry-Murphy has made a number of personnel and positional changes from the team that started the round one victory over Tipperary.

Lorcán McLoughlin moves to centre back, while Christopher Joyce is named at wing back in place of William Egan.

Captain Pa Cronin returns from suspension to partner Daniel Kearney.

Peter O'Brien makes his League debut at full forward, replacing Luke O'Farrell.

Tipperary
Tipperary manager Eamon O'Shea has made 8 changes to his side for Sunday's match-up against Kilkenny.

Goalkeeper Darren Gleeson replaces Brendan Cummins between the posts while Lar Corbett, John O'Brien, Pa Bourke, Eoin Kelly and Conor O'Mahony are among the senior players that are recalled to the starting side in response to their opening round defeat to Cork.

Wexford
Lee Chin has been named at wing back in the Wexford side to face Offaly while Rory Jacob and Eoin Quigley start on the bench.

Limerick
Aaron Murphy continues in goal for Limerick in the absence of the injured Nicky Quaid for this weekend’s clash with Carlow at the Gaelic grounds.

Niall Moran returns at full forward.

Image: Armagh's Jamie Clarke and Stephen Kelly of Wicklow
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