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Last Updated: Wednesday, 16 April, 2003, 06:44 GMT 07:44 UK
Harte and Corrigan reveal hands
Tyrone boss Mickey Harte
Mickey Harte includes Owen Mulligan and Michael McGee
Tyrone boss Mickey Harte has recalled Michael McGee and Owen Mulligan for Sunday's Allianz National Football League semi-final against Fermanagh.

The Ernesiders have also named their team for the Croke Park encounter with fit-again Ryan McCloskey replacing Clive Fitzpatrick in the defence.

Loughmacrory man McGee missed Tyrone's win over Cork with a hamstring strain but he returns in place of Ciaran Gourley for Sunday's game.

Mulligan replaces for Seamus Mulgrew while also in the attack, Gerard Cavlan starts at centre half-forward with Brian McGuigan still not fully recovered from an ankle injury.

Stephen O'Neill switches to left half-forward with Enda McGinley moving to take Mulgrew's place on the other wing of the attack.

Kevin Hughes has shaken off a groin problem and will partner Sean Cavanagh at midfield.

Cormac McAnallen is suspended for Sunday's game while Ryan Mellon was not considered because of an illness.

Oisin McConville is still struggling with a hamstring strain
Oisin McConville: Out for Armagh

McCloskey's inclusion at the expense of Fitzpatrick at right full-back is the only change from the Fermanagh side which defeated Mayo last time out.

Meanwhile, Armagh will be without Allstar forward Oisin McConville in Sunday's other NFL semi-final against Laois.

McConville is still struggling with a hamstring injury which caused him to miss Armagh's two most recent NFL matches.

John McEntee who missed the defeat in Kerry is expected to return to the starting line-up but there is also a doubt over half-back Andrew McCann.

Armagh will select on Thursday evening.

Laois boss Mick O'Dwyer has selected the same team which defeated Kildare last time out for Sunday's tie against the All-Ireland champions.

Hugh Emerson and David Sweeney were both temporarily thrown off the Laois panel a fortnight ago after missing a training session.

However both were involved in a challenge win over Westmeath at the weekend and they are expected to be included in the replacements for Sunday's game.

Tyrone: P McConnell, R McMenamin, C Holmes, M McGee, C Gormley, G Devlin, P Jordan, K Hughes, S Cavanagh, E McGinley, G Cavlan, S O'Neill, B Dooher, Peter Canavan, O Mulligan.

Fermanagh: Ronan Gallagher, R McCloskey, B Owens, M Lilly, N Cox, J Gilheaney, S McDermott, M McGrath, P Brewster, T Brewster, Raymond Gallagher, K Donnelly, R McCabe, S Maguire, R Keenan.

Laois: F Byron, T Kelly, C Byrne, J Higgins, D Rooney, K Fitzpatrick, D Convoy, P Clancy, N Garvan, C Parkinson, I Fitzgerald, M Lawlor, B McDonald, S Kelly, D Delaney.


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