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August 2022

Louth LGFA chairman and secretary, Liam and Angela O'Neill, will be involved in the interview process to appoint a new senior team manager.

O’Neill confirms four candidates in the hunt for Louth LGFA senior team manager’s role

Micheál Reid, Seán Flynn, Paddy McHugh and Oran Martin. Photo: Ken Finegan/www.newspics.ie

David Reid encourages supporters to travel for ‘driven’ Louth’s Gerry Reilly Cup final against Meath

Niall Ronan has enjoyed a good stint with O Raghallaighs so far this season, having come from the Meath senior set-up under Andy McEntee. Picture: Sportsfile

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Former Ireland rugby international going well as a Louth GAA club manager

A very happy Gerard Briscoe holds on to the Dan McEvoy Cup as Shane Morgan, Robbie Smyth and Conor Smyth gather for a photo after Naomh Máirtín’s 2A Championship final win at Clan na Gael Park in 2019. Picture Ken Finegan/Newspics

Caoimhín Reilly Opinion Every Louth GAA club has familiar faces, the omnipresent stalwarts, the lifers

Dermot Clarke, Louth GAA's Children's Officer, presents Baile Talún captain Shane Byrne with the U15 Division 2 trophy in Stabannon on Monday night. Picture: Paul Connor

Baile Talún score seven goals in their Louth U15 Division 2 final

Dundalk head coach Stephen O'Donnell with hometown winger Ryan O'Kane. Picture: Sportsfile

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James Rogers Opinion O’Kane looks ready to step up for Dundalk

Louth Minor Board chairman Kevin Gordon presents the Drogheda Independent/Argus U15 Division 1 trophy to Ardee St Mary's captain Tadhg Caffrey following Monday's decider defeat of Cooley Kickhams at Páirc Mochta. Pictures: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics

Stunning Ardee St Mary’s defeat Cooley in Louth U15 Division 1 final

Knockbridge overcame St Fechin's in the U15 Championship final in Dunleer.

Knockbridge win Louth U15 hurling final against St Fechin’s

Glen Emmets' Ronan Grufferty makes yards despite Gerard Rice of Na Piarsaigh Blackrock keeping a close eye at Cusack Park. Picture: Colin Bell

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Louth GAA Division 3A reports

Mattock Rangers' JP Watters and Liam Lawlor of St Mochta's during their Division 1 encounter on Saturday evening. Picture: Ken Finegan

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Louth GAA Division 2 reports

Mattock Rangers' Jack Thompson and Gerry Garland of St Mochta's during Saturday evening's Division 1 encounter in Louth Village. Picture: Ken Finegan

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Louth GAA Division 1 reports

St Fechins' captains Cormac McAuley and Peter Fortune raise the Paddy Kelly Cup aloft after Sunday's final win over Knockbridge in Dunleer. Picture: Paul Connor

Fechin's dominate Knockbridge to retain Louth senior hurling title

St Fechin's celebrate their senior hurling championship final victory over Knockbridge in Dunleer on Sunday afternoon. Paul Connor

St Fechin's star Seán Kerrisk completes unique Louth GAA title tally – ‘It’s great when you’re winning’

Róisín Kavanagh was at midfield for St Fechin's against St Patrick's on Sunday morning. Picture: Warren Matthews

Kinch’s genius sends Fechin’s into Louth LGFA Division 1 final with narrow win over St Patrick’s

While both teams scored 12 times, there was little doubting the merit of Ardee St Mary’s’ victory over Roche Emmets at Rathduff on Friday night.

Callaghan, McDonnell and Gillespie combine to shoot St Mary’s into Louth U17 Division 1 final

Newtown Blues' Ciarán Downey and Darren McMahon, St Mochta's. Picture: Ken Finegan

Reports from Tuesday night’s Louth GAA club matches

Louth GAA development officer Brian Cafferty.

Caoimhín Reilly Opinion Louth GAA must harness development squad momentum – and make appointment calls

Cork's Mattie Taylor and Liam Jackson of Louth during their All-Ireland qualifier at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in June. Picture: Sportsfile

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Seamus O'Hanlon Opinion Seamus O’Hanlon’s inter-county top-20 rankings – including Louth

Not since Bob Doheny’s days on the beat had Louth club football been able to boast a senior inter-county referee – that is until two-time All-Ireland semi-final whistler Cormac Reilly re-joined the Wee ranks in the past 12 months. Picture: Sportsfile

Meet the All-Ireland semi-final official now refereeing in Louth GAA

Ben Goss-Kieran playing for St Mochta's against St Fechins' Ryan Walsh during the 2021 Louth U20 Championship final in January. He'll come up against Walsh again in the colours of Knockbridge hurlers this Sunday. Picture: Paul Connor

Can Knockbridge’s Ben Goss-Kieran make it fourth time lucky in Louth senior hurling final?

St Fechin's captain Peter Fortune holds aloft the Paddy Kelly Cup after last year's senior hurling championship final victory over Knockbridge in Dowdallshill. Picture: Ken Finegan/Newspics

Fechin’s captain Peter hoping Fortune favours his unique Louth title bid

July 2022

Glen Emmets' county star Conor Grimes will be looking to pile more misery on Westerns. Picture: Sportsfile

Reaghstown result could impact both ends of Louth Division 3A table

Louth veterans Kevin Beahan and Ollie Reilly get their hands on 'New Sam' at the official launch of Coiste Gaeil Chuchulainn CLG held in the Park Hotel, Omeath. Picture: Ken Finegan

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Seamus O'Hanlon Opinion It’s difficult to imagine how Kevin Beahan survived in the engine room

Cian Callan's likely return for St Kevin's could be bad news for Dundalk Young Irelands come next Tuesday.

This could be the week Irelands hand over their crown . . . metaphorically speaking

Declan Byrne could prove to be a thorn in Newtown Blues' side in next week's league clash.

Race for glory and survival hotting up in Louth GAA Leagues

David Bell played a starring role for St Colmcille's in the Division 1A Final.

Beaten Cille’s take comfort from display

Darren Geoghegan will represent Louth in next week's Poc Fada. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

All-Ireland Poc Fada titles up for grabs in the Cooley Mountains

Joe Brolly is presented with Roche Emmets’ new away jersey by Ciaran Conlon, healthy club officer, at Friday night’s All-Ireland football final preview in the clubrooms. In the picture (from left) are Donal Corcoran (sponsor), Shane Byrne (player), Ciaran Conlon, Joe Brolly, Andy McEntee, Alan O’Connell (chairman) and Shane Curran.

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Caoimhin Reilly Opinion Joe Brolly, Andy McEntee and Shane Curran sum up what the GAA is all about

Sean Kerrisk (Naomh Moninne) and Darren Geoghegan of St Fechin's battle it out during the Senior Hurling Championship tie in Dunleer. Picture: Paul Connor

Winless St Fechin’s draw comfort after reaching Louth Senior Hurling Championship final

Goalscorer - Glen Emmets' county star Conor Grimes. Picture: Sportsfile

Promotion still up for grabs in 3A

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David Reid encourages supporters to travel for ‘driven’ Louth’s Gerry Reilly Cup final against Meath