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Moyle Rovers defender Emma Cronin is included in the Tipperary panel. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile
Peter Creedon, manager of the Tipperary senior ladies football team, has announced his panel for the season, ahead of next Sunday's opening game in the Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 2, which is away to Cavan.
A panel of 28 players from 14 clubs has been selected to commence the campaign.
The players chosen are
Aherlow - Emma Morrissey, Anna-Rose Kennedy, Sara Morrissey.
Ardfinnan - Clara English, Sarah English, Laura Dillon.
Arravale Rovers - Sarah Ryan.
Ballymacarbry - Lauren Fitzpatrick.
Boherlahan/Dualla - Katelyn Downey, Ciara Dwan.
Brian Borus - Cliona O'Dwyer, Laura Morrissey.
Cahir - Aishling Moloney, Anna Downey.
Cappawhite - Elaine Kelly.
Fethard - Lucy Spillane, Nell Spillane, Heather Spillane.
Galtee Rovers - Aoife Flynn, Emer McCarthy.
Moyle Rovers - Emma Cronin.
Sliabh na mBan - Nora Martin, Niamh Martin, Angela McGuigan.
Templemore - Maria Curley, Neassa Towey, Kate Delaney.
Thurles Sarsfields - Marie Creedon.
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