Kerry are unchanged for their TG4 Ladies All Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-final.
The Kingdom team to host Meath tomorrow at 5:15 in Austin Stack Park, Tralee is the same as that which started the group win over Kildare.
1. Mary Ellen Bolger – Southern Gaels
2. Róisín Rahilly – Ballymacelligott
3. Deirdre Kearney – Na Gaeil
4. Eilís Lynch – Castleisland Desmonds
5. Aishling O’Connell – Scartaglen
6. Emma Costello – Firies
7. Aoife Dillane – Austin Stacks
8. Anna Galvin – Southern Gaels
9. Mary O’Connell – Na Gaeil
10. Niamh Carmody – Finuge St Senans
11. Niamh Ní Chonchúir – Corca Dhuibhne
12. Caoimhe Evans – MKL Gaels
13. Jadyn Lucey – Na Gaeil
14. Danielle O’Leary – Rathmore
15. Síofra O’Shea – Southern Gaels (C)
16. Ciara Butler – Castlegregory
17. Erica McGlynn – MKL Gaels
18. Leah McMahon – Dr Crokes
19. Mikala Mulvihill – Moyvane
20. Éabha Ní Laighin – Castlegregory
21. Rachel Dwyer – Southern Gaels
22. Katie Brosnan – Firies
23. Kelly Enright – Moyvane
24. Kiera Furey – Southern Gaels
25. Niamh Quinn – Abbeydorney
26. Julia Curtin – Castleisland Desmonds
27. Leah Boyle – Scartaglen
28. Megan O’Connor – Na Gaeil
29. Kathryn Ryan – Glenflesk
30. Seodhla O’Donovan – Cromane
Meath, meanwhile, make three changes to the team that defeated Tyrone, a win that ensured a knockout place for a sixth successive season.
Karla Kealy, Orlaith Mallon and Rachel Casserly are all named to start, with Aoife Farrell, Ciara Smyth and Orla Finnegan dropping out.
Robyn Murray;
Karla Kealy, Áine Sheridan, Amy Gaffney;
Orlaith Sheehy, Olivia Gore, Katie Bermingham;
Sinead Murphy, Niamh Gallogly;
Lauren Woods, Emma Duggan, Megan Thynne;
Meadhbh Byrne, Orlaith Mallon, Rachel Casserly.
