Hurling team news: Séamus Harnedy returns for Cork while David Reidy gets the nod for Clare

Harnedy missed their preliminary All-Ireland quarter-final victory over Offaly last weekend but the two-time All-Star returns to Pat Ryan’s side with Conor Lehane the one to lose out.

Ciaran Joyce, who missed some of the latter stages of Munster through injury, also holds his place at midfield in a strong side that will be looking to book their place in the last four for the first time since 2021.

Brian Lohan has also made one change to the Clare side that lost the Munster SHC final with David Reidy coming back into the Banner team for tomorrow’s All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Wexford (3.15).

Reidy had excelled throughout the Munster round-robin stages before losing his place against Limerick a fortnight ago but the Éire Óg forward replaces Darragh Lohan as Clare look to get back on track and book their All-Ireland semi-final place for the third year in succession.

As expected, Wexford defender Liam Ryan misses out because of a hamstring injury but Model boss Keith Rossiter has welcomed All-Star midfielder Diarmuid O’Keeffe back into his match-day squad for the first time this year.

Cork (SH v Dublin): P Collins; N O’Leary, E Downey, S O’Donoghue; T O’Mahony, R Downey, M Coleman; C Joyce, D Fitzgibbon; D Dalton, S Barrett, S Harnedy; P Horgan, A Connolly, B Hayes.

Clare (SH v Wexford): E Quilligan; A Hogan, C Cleary, C Leen; D Ryan, J Conlon, D McInerney; D Fitzgerald, C Malone; T Kelly, M Rodgers, P Duggan; A McCarthy, S O’Donnell, D Reidy.

Wexford (SH v Clare): M Fanning; S Reck, C Foley, E Ryan; S Donohoe, D Reck, M O’Hanlon; C Hearne, R Lawlor; L McGovern, L Chin, C McGuckin; C Byrne, C McDonald, R O’Connor.

Dublin (SH v Cork): S Brennan; J Bellew, E O’Donnell, P Smyth; C Crummey, C Donohoe, P Doyle; B Hayes, C Burke; D Sutcliffe, D Burke, S Currie; F Whitely, D Purcell, R Hayes.