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4 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
John Mitchels 3-10 St Nicholas 0-9John Mitchels made it 11 Louth Division Three League wins in a row on the road on Friday night in a sunny Drogheda with a 10-point victory over St Nicholas. A cagey first half, with goals from John Gallagher, Gareth Kane and a Mikey Nulty penalty, saw the Ballybailie side ahead at the break on a scoreline of 3-2 to 0-5.
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4 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Kilkerley Emmets 2-15 St Kevins 1-11Kilkerley Emmets kept themselves in touch with the top four as they chalked up a seven-point win over St Kevins in Philipstown on Saturday night. A goal from Micheal Begley in each half held tip the scales in his side’s favour as they picked up a sixth win of the campaign.
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4 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
St Patricks 2-19 St Marys 1-19St Patrick's held out in a tense finish to secure an impressive victory over St Mary's, which sees them qualify for the top six in the Louth Division One League. The hosts laid the foundations for the win in a dominant first half that saw them establish a ten-point lead, but they had to withstand a late Marys revival before claiming the points.
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5 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Louth’s long trip to Ballybofey ended in disappointment on Sunday as Ger Brennan’s men fell 2-22 to 0-12 in the All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final. Moments after the final whistle, defender Donal McKenny paid tribute to the winners while admitting the gulf that opened after half-time.
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6 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Wee County manager Ger Brennan reflects on year after All-Ireland exit at Ballybofey Louth's 2025 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship campaign came to a close this afternoon, following a tough 2-22 to 0-12 defeat to a rampant Donegal side in Ballybofey. It was a game of two very different halves. At the break, Louth were just two points behind and right in the contest. But the second half told a different story altogether, as Donegal found another gear and pulled away in commanding...
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6 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Click the 'Next >' arrow above or 'Next Story' below to go through the gallery. Pictures fromLouth's 2-22 to 0-12 defeat to Donegal in the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, preliminary quarter-final clash at MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey this evening. Pictures courtesy of Sportsfile We want your photos to feature on the website via our Camera Club. Do you have a great photo from life in the locality?
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6 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Louth’s All-Ireland journey came to an end in Ballybofey as a second-half surge from Donegal proved too much for the Leinster champions. Despite battling well in the first half, the Wee County couldn’t live with the Ulster title-holders after the break, with goals from Conor O’Donnell and Ciaran Thompson helping Donegal ease into the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals.
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6 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Week one of Dundalk's Northend Bar, Summer Series of Darts took place on Thursday past. With a Cup or Shield up for grabs in each event, it's all part of a bigger picture. There are points on offer each week, and the top 15 on points after eight competitions, as well as the winner of an over 50's competition, qualify for Finals Night with the chance to win the Paddy Dixon Cup, which John Donnelly won last year.
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6 days ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Louth take on Donegal in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship preliminary quarter-final this afternoon at MacCumhaill Park in Ballybofey. Throw-in is at 4.00pm. It’s a meeting of provincial champions, with the Wee County entering as Leinster winners while Donegal carry the Ulster crown. The sides met at the last eight stage of the competition last year, where the Tír Chonaill Men came out on top at Croke Park, winning 1-23 to 0-18.
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1 week ago | 
dundalkdemocrat.ie | Anthony Bravender
Leinster Juvenile Track & Field Championships took place in Tullamore last weekend on both Saturday and Sunday. The St. Peter’s Athletics Club, Louth, brought home a total of three medals with the Allen sisters producing the goods. The older of the two girls Dearbhla produced two memorable performances over both days, on Saturday as expected she comfortably won the U19 girls 3000M Steeplechase in a time of 10.46.25 almost a full lap clear of second place which came in a time of 12.14.15.
