Anthony Bravender

2 weeks ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender

Louth senior football manager, Ger Brennan, has named his 26-man team to take on Laois in the Leinster Senior Football Championship, quarter-final fixture at Cedral St. Conleth's Park on Sunday afternoon. The Wee County have named one change from the side that defeated Meath in the Allianz National Football League clash three weeks ago - with full forward Conor Grimes coming in for Stabannon Parnell clubman, Seán Reynolds. Laois manager, Justin McNulty, has yet to name his team.

2 weeks ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender

Louth senior hurling manager, Trevor Hilliard, has named his team to take on Sligo in the Nickey Rackard, Round One, fixture at Markievicz Park, Sligo, on Saturday afternoon at 3.00pm. READ MORE: Louth hurlers aim for strong start in Nickey Rackard Cup openerThe Louth team has been named as: 1. Conor Clancy (c); 2. John Casey, 3. Conor Quigley, 4. Stephen Kettle; 5. Mark Gahan, 6. Leon Fox, 7. Aaron McGuinness; 8. Ben Goss-Kieran, 9. Seán Hodgins; 10. Conor Murphy, 11. Thomas McCreesh, 12. Peter Fortune 13.

2 weeks ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender

There’s a sense of quiet confidence in the Louth camp this week as Ger Brennan’s side prepare for their massive Leinster Senior Football Championship quarter-final clash with Laois this Sunday in Newbridge. Throw-in at Cedral St. Conleth’s Park is set for 3.00pm. The Wee County head into the knockout stages on the back of a crucial win over Meath in Inniskeen, a result that not only kept them in Division 2 but also gave the squad a welcome lift in the build-up to championship football.

2 weeks ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender

There’s a sense of quiet confidence building in the Louth senior football  camp ahead of their Leinster Senior Football Championship quarter-final tie with Laois this Sunday, April 13th, at Cedral St. Conleth’s Park, Newbridge (3.00pm throw-in).

2 weeks ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender

Lady Captain Angela Evers and Men’s Captain Raymond O’Hara got their year off to a brilliant start over the weekend. A fantastic turnout across both days even with the changeable conditions. The 2025 captains arrived at the club in a golf buggy decorated with balloons and bunting made by the Lady Captain.