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1 week ago |
rte.ie | Damian Lawlor
In mid-April an injured Sam Mulroy watched Louth struggle to get past Laois in the Leinster championship. Mulroy had been sidelined with a hamstring injury and proved a very frustrated supporter at Cedral St Conleth's Park that day, as two second-half goals finally put a steely Laois challenge away. The Louth and Naomh Mairtin captain was born to run free on the fields. With a dynamic engine and powerful kicking style, he has been one of the most impressive players in the game this decade.
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1 week ago |
rte.ie | Damian Lawlor
A number of counties are set to ask the Camogie Association to consider relaxing the rule on skorts being mandatory for players – even though the issue cannot be voted upon again until 2027. Last weekend saw camogie players from Dublin and Kilkenny attempt to play their Leinster semi-final in shorts as a protest against the compulsory wearing of skorts which must be worn under rules of the Camogie Association.
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1 week ago |
rte.ie | Damian Lawlor
Louth football manager Ger Brennan has criticised the decision to play his side's Leinster semi-final clash against Kildare at Tullamore. Brennan’s main issue with the staging of the game at Glenisk O'Connor Park was the fixing of the Leinster League Division 2 final beforehand at the same venue, and the travel time that his team faced on match day. The Leinster league fixture threw in at 11.45am and featured two Westmeath teams, Milltown and Rosemount.
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2 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Damian Lawlor
A comprehensive funding package has been agreed between Louth GAA and Croke Park to start the first phase of development on the county's new stadium in Dundalk. The package was announced at a county board meeting on Monday night and represents a significant breakthrough for Louth in their pursuit of a modern, purpose-built venue.
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2 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Damian Lawlor
Offaly football stalwart Nigel Dunne is stepping away from inter-county football after a career that spanned 15 years. Confirming his retirement to RTÉ Sport today, the 35-year old said he could no longer battle persistent injuries and deprive a younger Offaly player a place on match-day panels. The Shamrocks clubman made his debut for the Faithful in 2010 and stepped away previously before being brought back into the fold by the late Liam Kearns.
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