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Tipperary will face Offaly in the second round of the National Hurling League on Sunday, and Liam Cahill has made changes from the side that defeated Galway last time out.
In all, there are eight changes from the Galway victory, with Johnny Ryan, Craig Morgan, Jason Forde, Paddy McCormack, Geariod O'Connor, Barry Hogan and Josh Keller all coming into the starting line up, whil there is also a league debut for Conor Martin.
There are some interesting inclusions on the bench too, with Noel and John McGrath lining out for the first time this term, while Kevin McCarthy, Keith Ryan, Cathal English and Adam Daly could be in line to make their senior debuts.
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