Caoimhín Reilly

Had the pleasure of speaking to the late, great Mick O’Dwyer as part of a Leinster SFC preview in 2017: https://t.co/31Suy80NdW

Fair few sons of famous football fathers. A long time since we had U20 and U17 teams with such ability in the one year. Very promising signs.

Louth GAA @louthgaa

3 WINS FROM 3 IN A WEEK🔴⚪️ Louth Minors have completed this weeks triple on the football front, after our Seniors win over Meath & U20s over Longford. Former Louth star Colin Kelly’s son, Connell led the way today with 0-8👏 https://t.co/I30OkGesB2

Gavin is originally from Reaghstown and is a grandson of 1957 All-Ireland SFC winner Jim McArdle. He played GAA with Baile Talun and Roche Emmets prior to moving west. Great to see him doing well at Harps.

Finn Harps FC @FinnHarpsFC

Gavin Goalsmore 🤩 https://t.co/J04R8u4Vb7

These comments are delusional and merely indicates power hunger. The best way to ensure transparency is to have those with the network to disseminate information in the relevant sphere. Otherwise, it’s like Chinese whispers and clubs can lose touch.

Eoghan Cormican @cormicaneoghan

The very recent experiences of myself and other Cork-based journalists would beg to differ with Kevin's assertion that members of the Cork GAA executive 'never turn down an interview', or even a request for comment. https://t.co/KANgCLZdmx

How come three of the four Leinster SFC quarter-finals will be at home venues and Louth's tie with Laois or Wexford is down for a neutral ground? Surely Louth should have had the right to nominate a meeting place of their choice? #inniskeenornowhere perhaps? https://t.co/1ZnNCTtsC3

Donal McKenny (33) maintained his impressive record of having started every National League match he has appeared in. The Ardee man also passed the 50-appearance mark in the round one victory over Westmeath.

Caoimhín Reilly @CaoimhinReilly

Five players played in all seven matches. N McDonnell, D Campbell, D McKenny and P Lynch were ever-present starters, while T Durnin came off the bench in round one before starting the remaining matches.

Unsurprisingly, Sam Mulroy finished as the team's top-scorer with 1-52, including 12 two-pointers. Ryan Burns was the second-highest registrar with 1-17, including five two-pointers. Ciaran Downey is third with 0-9 (two two-pointers).

Five players played in all seven matches. N McDonnell, D Campbell, D McKenny and P Lynch were ever-present starters, while T Durnin came off the bench in round one before starting the remaining matches.

Louth used 35 players across their seven NFL games. Clubs represented: 20 (Mary's 6, Blues 5, Jocks 3, Fechin's, Dreadnots, Mochta's, Pat's 2, Gers, Roche, Glen E, Bride's, Hunterstown, Inniskeen, Stabannon, Joe's, Clans, Cooley, DYI, Gaels, Mattock 1). League debuts: 8.

Ryan Burns' nine-point haul for Louth against Meath on Sunday brought him past the 250-point mark for the county at senior level (15-210). He is one-point shy of 175pts in the NFL with 11-141. The Hunterstown clubman made his 100th appearance against Monaghan in round five.

Victory over Meath secures Louth’s Division 2 status into a fourth season for the first time since the National Leagues were restructured in 2008. Delighted for Ger Brennan and co.

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Jimmy Dunne in the Ireland squad and Kate O'Connor taking World silver to go with her recent European bronze. Both representing Dundalk with distinction. #cmonthetown

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He is one to talk about substandard behaviours. If his sideline antics (vulgar language towards/treatment of opposition spectators, players and management, and referees) are anything to go by, I can see why players may oppose any 'culture' he tries to implement.

Off The Ball @offtheball

🗣️ "Some players can't live to those standards and cultures we're trying to achieve" 🗣️ "For years and years, substandard behaviours have been accepted" Leitrim senior football manager, Steven Poacher, on why they carry a smaller county panel. #OTBGAA w/ @AIB_GAA #TheToughest https://t.co/YKL9Dakbpg

Few player landmarks reached in Louth's defeat by Cork. Emmet Carolan made his 25th NFL appearance (22/3) and 35th overall (30/5). It was a 60th NFL game for Andy McDonnell (55/5) in which time he has registered 2-45. Dylan McKeown hit his first NFL point in his fourth game.