It's a 7:30 throw in this evening in Portlaoise.
Three matches are down for decision this evening in the Leinster under-20 hurling championship.
Laois and Westmeath meet in Portlaoise from 7:30 this evening.
Westmeath have named their team and line out as follows:
Conor Lynch; Liam Moran, Feichin Og Brennan, Sean Leech; David Hickey, Charlie McCormack, Adam Bate; Mark Cunningham, Josh Coll; Shane Williams, Luke Moore, David Devine; Owen McCabe, Jack Gillen (c), Eamonn Cunneen.
Ollie Haley has now named his Laois team:
Lorcan Fitzpatrick; Ian Shanahan, Allan Connolly, Danny Brennan; Padraig Brennan, Ciaran Burke, Niall Coss; Tomas Keyes, Thep Fitzpatrick; Cathal Murphy, Tadhg Cuddy, Gearoid Lynch; Ciaran Byrne, Mark Hennessy, James Duggan.
Here's the panel in full:
U20 Hurling Manager Ollie Hally has announced his team to play @westmeath_gaa this evening at 7.30pm.
— Laois GAA (@CLGLaois) June 29, 2021
Unfortunately with limited attendance the game can only be viewed Live on Laois GAA TV https://t.co/BRumDH3rSF pic.twitter.com/LNP1iRuPq6
Elsewhere in the under 20 grade tonight Carlow have home advantage against Kildare and Ballycran is the venue for Down's meeting with Antrim.
Those games are also slated for a 7:30 start.
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