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Cavan's Noel Mooney will referee next week's All-Ireland U20 FC final between Louth and Tyrone in Armagh.

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Terrific writing. The very best. The long road from Castlebar affords plenty of thinking time, and Paul used his well.

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Colour piece from a hell of a day in Castlebar. https://t.co/wZNDFdVZKe

Louth's All-Ireland U20 FC final against Tyrone will take place in Armagh on Wednesday week, May 28, with a 7:30pm throw-in. Game live on TG4.

Offaly, the GAA’s greatest spoil sports. Seriously gutsy effort by the Faithful to deny Louth’s treble bid. That Louth team will still have a major say in the All-Ireland shake-up.

RT @thepmanofficial: Clare manager Peter Keane cut short his post-match interview following today's 17 point loss to Down after he was aske…

Cormac McKeown to Pearse Grimes-Murphy to goal. Not the first time that sequence has materialised. Two lads playing together since they started with a ball. Two lads who have long careers ahead of them for club and county.

Spórt TG4 @SportTG4

26 Nóim #LOUvMAY @louthgaa 2-04 (10) @MayoGAA 0-07 (7) Luas lasrach ag Murphy WHAT A GOAL !! BEO/LIVE AR @TG4TV https://t.co/gyPSzhcyq3

There are children who now think this winning and finals craic is par for the course. Inspiration is the intangible ingredient. Long may it all continue. God knows, we dined on finger food for long enough. Let’s enjoy the feast. ❤️🤍

I assume Tyrone’s chairman will be at the final… 👀

Louth development squad coordinator Gavin Devlin’s son, Conan, is midfield on Tyrone’s U20 team. Be some craic flying about Darver in the next few weeks.

Fergal Reel’s record ain’t bad: Five Louth SFC wins. One Monaghan IFC win. One Monaghan IFC final. One Ulster IFC final. One Leinster U20 win. One Leinster U20 final. Now an All-Ireland U20 final.

Incredible times in Louth GAA. A first-ever All-Ireland final at U20 level. The county’s last All-Ireland football final was the senior in 1957. Fergal Reel’s men stand between Tyrone and two-in-a-row. Louth chairman Sean McClean is also, of course, a Red Hand county native.

Two major irritations in GAA. People referring to positions by numbers. ‘Play at 11’. Is that am or pm? Supporters, those from the counties involved, who are members of the association, being referred to as ‘fans’. There’s a difference. https://t.co/MZyXxqylvy

Louth to play their home game of the All-Ireland series against Monaghan in Newbridge on Saturday, May 24. Throw-in: 4:45pm, and live on GAA+.

It gets better every time you think about it! ❤️🤍

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‘The Turfman’ from Ardee might not have been the most appropriate song to blast out over the tannoy at Croke Park to greet Louth’s first Delaney Cup success in 68 years ‘Me ass is tired and I’d like to shed me load!’ What a line by Sean Wall: https://t.co/NI1AD0EgSm