Dual player Mark O'Riordan has been named in the Limerick team for Sunday's All-Ireland SHC quarter-final tussle with Dublin in Thurles (throw-in 2pm).

O'Riordan has forced his way back into the side, taking the place of Tom Condon in the full-back line.

In all, manager Justin McCarthy has made three changes in personnel to the side which beat Laois by three points last weekend.

David Breen and Wayne McNamara have been added to the half-forward line, with Mike O'Brien and Donnacha Sheehan the players to make way and Paul Browne now top of the left.

Gavin O'Mahony has also switched from midfield to right half-back, swapping positions with Seamus Hickey.

Niall Moran, who netted in Limerick's 1-11 to 0-12 National League win over the Dubs in March, remains sidelined due to a broken hand.

Lining up in their fourth All-Ireland quarter-final, the Shannonsiders are bidding to reach the semi-final stage for the second time in three seasons.

LIMERICK (SHC v Dublin) - B Murray; D Reale, S Lucey, M O'Riordan; G O'Mahony, B Geary, M Foley; D O'Grady, S Hickey; J Ryan, D Breen, W McNamara; A O'Shaughnessy, P McNamara, P Browne.