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Cian O'Dea starts for Clare in the Banner County's All-Ireland SFC Round 2A Qualifier against Laois in Portlaoise on Saturday.
The Kilfenora clubman comes in at wing-forward for the injured Shane Brennan, the only change to the line-up that started the six-point Munster semi-final defeat to Kerry.
Laois boss Pete Creedon has named an unchanged team for Saturday's match.
Donie Moore, who scored 1-04 for the O'Moore County in their 2-16 to 3-10 win over Wicklow in the first round of qualifiers, will again lead the Laois line in Portlaoise.
Trevor Collins, Gary Walsh and David Conway, late call-ups for the game against Wicklow on 17 June, retain their starting places.
Clare [SF v Laois - throw-in 3pm]: Joe Hayes; Gordon Kelly, Kevin Harnett, Dean Ryan; Pearse Lillis, Martin McMahon, Ciaran Russell; Gary Brennan, Cathal O'Connor; Cian O'Dea, Sean Collins, Jamie Malone; Keelan Sexton, Eoin Cleary, David Tubridy.
Laois [SF v Clare]: Graham Brody; Darren Strong, Mark Timmons, Trevor Collins; Eoin Buggie, Padraig McMahon, Colm Begley; Brendan Quigley, John O’Loughlin; Alan Farrell, David Conway, Damien O’Connor; Stephen Attride, Donie Kingston, Gary Walsh.
Meath v Sligo, All-Ireland Qualifier Rd 2, Pairc Tailteann, Navan. [Throw-in 5pm]
Sligo boss Niall Carew has made one change to his starting line-up for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC qualifier against Meath in Navan.
Kevin McDonnell takes over at full-back from the injured Eoin McHugh, but Chriostoir Davey and David Kelly have recovered from their own injuries and could feature off the bench.
The Yeats County recorded a 0-22 to 3-7 victory over Antrim at Markievicz Park in the first round of qualifiers on 17 June, after their 2-14 to 0-11 Connacht quarter-final defeat to Mayo.
Sligo [SFC v Meath]: Aidan Devaney; Ross Donovan, Kevin McDonnell, Charlie Harrison; Keelan Cawley, Brendan Egan, John Kelly; Adrian McIntyre, Patrick O'Connor; Neil Ewing, Kyle Cawley, Niall Murphy; Stephen Coen, Pat Hughes, Adrian Marren.
Wexford manager Davy Fitzgerald says the restructure of the 2018 hurling championship creates a risk of player burn-out.
Galway's All-Ireland winning goalkeeper Colm Callanan is looking forward to home games against Kilkenny and Dublin in next year's restructured Championship.
Dublin forward Paul Flynn says he wants to play on next summer as he looks to claim a sixth All-Ireland medal.
Dublin forward Cian Boland hopes to hit the ground running under new hurling manager Pat Gilroy in 2018.
John Meyler, father of Ireland soccer international David, has been appointed as Cork hurling manager.
Munster and the Irish Rugby Football Union [IRFU] have confirmed that Simon Zebo will leave the province at the end of the season.
Munster and Ireland hooker Niall Scannell is facing an extended spell on the sidelines after undergoing surgery on a thumb injury...