Manley names unchanged side for All-Ireland senior camogie final against Galway
This means Katrina Mackey retains her position instead of Clodagh Finn, who was unable to start against the Déise due to a knee injury. Finn has recovered to take her place on the bench.
The manager has also opted to keep Orlaith Mullins in reserve after the Sarsfields' attacker scored 1-2 upon her introduction in the penultimate round three minutes from the end of regulation.
CORK: A Lee; P Mackey, L Coppinger, M Cahalane (Capt); A Healy, L Treacy, L Hayes; H Looney, A Thompson; E Murphy, O Cahalane, S McCarthy; K Mackey, S McCartan, A O'Connor.
Subs: C O'Leary, M Murphy, A O'Neill, N O'Leary, K Wall, R Harty, C Finn, M Condon, C Healy, O Mullins, C O'Sullivan, A Fitzgerald, M Ring, M de Búrca, C Kingston.
Injured: I O'Regan, G Cahalane, L Kelly.
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