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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Louth undone by another poor first half as they suffer championship defeat to DownAll-Ireland SFC Group 3, Round 2: Down 0-25 Louth 0-24Louth's Tommy Durnin calls a mark before going over the sideline during the GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Round 2 match between Down and Louth at Páirc Esler in Newry.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
It’s the 5-16 that hurts Louth U20s manager Fergal Reel – his side wasn’t that far off champions Tyrone. Dalata Hotel Group U20 All Ireland Football FinalTyrone 5-16 Louth 0-17Louth U20s manager Fergal Reel. Photo: Oliver McVeigh/SportsfileIn the end it wasn’t to be for Louth U20s – no All Ireland title, that went to Tyrone for the third time in four years.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
After lifting their first Leinster title in 44 years earlier this month by defeating Meath, and then edging Mayo in the All-Ireland semi-final, this will be Louth’s first U-20/ U-21 All-Ireland final. For coach Decky Byrne, the former Louth senior footballer, the challenge over the last week or so has been quelling the anticipation and getting the players to concentrate on the job at hand. “We’re going to be up against it, we know that,” said Byrne.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Dalata Hotel Group U20s All-Ireland Football Championship FinalLouth v TyroneWednesday, May 28, Box-It Athletic Grounds, Armagh 7.30pm, One of the biggest games in the history of Louth GAA will take place in the Box-It Athletic Grounds in Armagh this Wednesday (May 28) when the U20s take on reigning champions Tyrone in the All-Ireland final.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Dalata Hotel Group U20s All-Ireland Football Championship FinalLouth v TyroneWednesday, May 28, Box-It Athletic Grounds, Armagh 7.30pm, One of the biggest games in the history of Louth GAA will take place in the Box-It Athletic Grounds in Armagh this Wednesday (May 28) when the U20s take on reigning champions Tyrone in the All-Ireland final.
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2 weeks ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Louth take on Monaghan in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Group 3 at Cedral St Conleth’s Park on SaturdayWith celebrations more or less subsided (for now) in Louth following the county’s first Leinster senior football championship title in 68 years…a momentous and historic occasion that for most fans will have buried the ghosts of 2010 once and for all, Ger Brennan has had time to reflect on what he, his management team and the players achieved.
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2 weeks ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Group 3Louth v MonaghanCedral St Conleth’s Park, May 24, 4.45pmWith celebrations more or less subsided (for now) in Louth following the county’s first Leinster senior football championship title in 68 years…a momentous and historic occasion that for most fans will have buried the ghosts of 2010 once and for all, Ger Brennan has had time to reflect on what he, his management team and the players achieved.
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2 weeks ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Louth take on Monaghan in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Group 3 at Cedral St Conleth’s Park on SaturdayWith celebrations more or less subsided (for now) in Louth following the county’s first Leinster senior football championship title in 68 years…a momentous and historic occasion that for most fans will have buried the ghosts of 2010 once and for all, Ger Brennan has had time to reflect on what he, his management team and the players achieved.
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2 weeks ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Johnny Clerkin must lift Louth players as Roscommon and an All-Ireland quarter-final on the horizonElectric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship FinalLouth manager Jonathan Clerkin pictured before the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship final. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/SportsfileLouth minor manager Johnny Clerkin cut a disappointed figure under the stand in Newbridge after the final whistle on Monday night. It was understandable.
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2 weeks ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Welsh
Clerkin’s job now is to lift his Louth players with Roscommon and an All-Ireland quarter-final on the horizonElectric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship FinalLouth manager Jonathan Clerkin pictured before the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship final. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/SportsfileLouth minor manager Johnny Clerkin cut a disappointed figure under the stand in Newbridge after the final whistle on Monday night. It was understandable.
