Team news: Galway aim to maintain 100 per cent start as they welcome Westmeath to Clonberne

Lidl Ladies NFL – Division 1 – Round 3 – SUNDAY

Galway v Westmeath, Clonberne, 12pm (M Kenny, Mayo)

Galway were beaten semi-finalists last year and on the evidence we’ve seen to date in 2019, they’re aiming for at least a knock-out slot again.

The Tribeswomen have been impressive under new manager Tim Rabbitte so far, winning against Cork and Monaghan in their opening two fixtures.

They put their 100 per cent record on the line against visitors Westmeath on Sunday, as the Lake County aim to bounce back from defeat to Cork last time out.

Westmeath, under their new manager Sean Finnegan, did score a hugely encouraging victory over Monaghan in Round 1.

And in a hugely-competitive top flight, that result could yet be one that staves off the threat of relegation for Westmeath.

They’ll have it all to do against the in-form Connacht champions in Clonberne on Sunday.

Galway team: 

1	Dearbhla Gower	Corofin
2	Mairead Coyne	Grainne Mhaols
3	Sarah Lynch	Naomh Anna Leitir Moir
4	Fabienne Cooney	Claregalway
5	Shauna Molloy	St Furseys Headford
6	Louise Ward	Kilkerrin Clonberne
7	Charlotte Cooney	Claregalway
8	Olivia Divilly	Kilkerrin Clonberne
9	Barbara Hannon	Dunmore McHales
10	Mairead Seoighe	Clonbur
11	Tracey Leonard	Corofin
12	Leanne Coen	Corofin
13	Riona Ni Flahartha	Naomh Anna Leitir Moir
14	Roisin Leonard	Corofin
15	Sarah Conneally	Dunmore McHales

Westmeath team: 

1	Karen Walsh	Milltown
2	Rachel Dillon	Milltown
3	Jennifer Rogers	Milltown
4	Lucy Power	The Downs
5	Fiona Coyle	St Marys Rochfortbridge
6	Karen McDermott	St Marys Rochfortbridge
7	Fiona Claffey	Foxrock Cabinteely
8	Kelly Boyce Jordan	Milltown
9	Vicky Carr	St Lomans
10	Lucy McCartan	St Lomans
11	Leanne Slevin	Milltown
12	Jo-hanna Maher	Tyrrellspass
13	Sarah Dolan	Garrycastle
14	Anna Jones	Mullingar Shamrocks
15	Maud-Annie Foley	Coralstown/Kinnegad