Louth manager Colin Kelly has named an unchanged team for Sunday's Leinster senior football championship quarter-final against Meath.
The Wee County scored an unconvincing five-point win over Wicklow last month and while Kelly has opted for the same starting 15 the Drogheda man has made a positional switch to his side.
Cooley Kickhams' Darren Marks has been moved back to the half-back line from right half-forward in a switch with Anthony Williams, who will don the number 10 jersey against the Royals this weekend after having been black-carded the last day.
Elsewhere, things stay the same with Tommy Durnin and James Stewart partnering each other at centre-field and Eoin O'Connor and Ryan Burns once again leading the front lines at full-forward and left corner-forward, respectively.
Throw-in at Parnell Park is at 3pm.
Louth (Leinster SFC v Meath): Craig Lynch; Padraig Rath, Patrick Reilly, Kevin Carr; Conal McKeever, John Bingham, Darren Marks; Tommy Durnin, James Stewart; Anthony Williams, Paraic Smith, Bevan Duffy; Ruairi Moore, Eoin O'Connor, Ryan Burns.
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