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Photo: Waterford Camogie Twitter
Waterford have named their starting fifteen to take on Cork in this weekend's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Final.
The Déise camógs will make the journey to Croke Park this Sunday for their first All-Ireland final appearance in 78 years.
Manager Sean Power has named his starting team to take on Cork in the showpiece decider, opting to largely stick with the same fifteen that saw off the Tipperary challenge in the semi-final.
Aside from a number of positional switches, Ferrybank's Iona Heffernan comes into the team at full-back in place of Laoise Forrest.
WATERFORD: Brianna O'Regan (De La Salle); Vikki Faulkner (Tramore), Iona Heffernan (Ferrybank), Kate Lynch (Gailltír); Keeley Corbett Barry (De La Salle), Clodagh Carroll (Gailltír), Mairead Power (Clonea Power); Orla Hickey (Cappoquin), Abbie Flynn (De La Salle); Mairead O'Brien (Modeligo), Beth Carton (De La Salle), Lorraine Bray (Cappoquin); Annie Fitzgerald (Gailltír), Niamh Rockett (St Anne's), Rachael Walsh (Butlerstown).
The game will be the main event of the triple-header at GAA HQ with throw-in set for 5pm.
Best of luck to the Waterford Camogie team on Sunday!
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