Armagh and Cork have named their teams for Saturday's TG4 All-Ireland SFC tie in Tullamore

Group 1: 

Armagh v Cork; Bord na Móna O’Connor Park, Tullamore, 3.15pm – LIVE on Spórt TG4 YouTube channel

In the second game on Saturday’s TG4 double-bill, which will be shown live on the Spórt TG4 YouTube page (3.15pm), Armagh have it all to do as they tackle Cork.

Armagh suffered a heart-breaking one-point loss to Cavan, who then lost out to the Rebelettes by 20 points.

An Armagh victory would see them through alongside Cork on scoring difference, unless there’s a huge margin between the sides, and the Orchard County are boosted by the return of Northern Ireland netball star Caroline O’Hanlon to their starting line-up.

The former TG4 All Star’s comeback is one of five changes in personnel from the team that started against Cavan, with goalkeeper Anna Carr, Megan Sheridan, Colleen McKenna and Catherine Marley also handed starts.

Netminder Caroline O’Hare, Niamh Marley, Niamh Coleman, Niamh Reel and Aveen Donaldson drop out of the team to face an unchanged Cork.

Armagh: 

1	Anna Carr	Carrickcruppen
2	Sarah Marley	Lissummon
3	Clodagh McCambridge	Clann Eireann
4	Rebecca O’Reilly	Carrickcruppen
5	Megan Sheridan	Forkhill
6	Caoimhe Morgan	Lissummon
7	Colleen McKenna	The Grange
8	Tiarna Grimes	Clann Eireann
9	Caroline O’Hanlon	Carrickcruppen
10	Maebh Moriarity	Clann Eireann
11	Kelly Mallon	Armagh Harps
12	Catherine Marley	Lissummon
13	Aimee Mackin	Shane O’Neills
14	Blaithin Mackin	Shane O’Neills
15	Aoife McCoy	Dromintee

Cork: 

1	Martina O’Brien	Clonakilty
2	Eimear Meaney	Mourneabbey
3	Hannah Looney	Aghada
4	Melissa Duggan	Dohenys
5	Emma Spillane	Bantry Blues
6	Shauna Kelly	Araglen Desmonds Bui
7	Ashling Hutchings	Fermoy
8	Maire O’Callaghan	Mourneabbey
9	Orlagh Farmer	Midleton
10	Aine O’Sullivan	Beara
11	Ciara O’Sullivan	Mourneabbey
12	Eimear Scally	Éire Óg
13	Libby Coppinger	St. Colum’s
14	Saoirse Noonan	Nemo Rangers
15	Orla Finn	Kinsale