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Headline: First of Louth’s two guaranteed championship outings coming up on Sunday There’s no back door in championship football this year, just as ...

What a roller coaster of a few months it has been for all associated with Louth GAA. Who would have thought as The Wee County struggled against Laois back in Ja...

This is better than most could have imagined a month ago, Louth staring promotion to Division Two of the league in the face. There’s still one series of D...

It has certainly been a year of progress for the Louth Senior Footballers in what was their first year under the tutelage of the legendary Mickey Harte. Under t...

Let’s talk about managers. While Jim McGuinness hasn’t completely ruled out taking over as Down senior team manager, the chances of him filling the ...

St Mochta’s are sailing into unchartered waters on Sunday, taking in their first senior championship final; but although it’s just three years since...

Dundalk Democrat Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist. If you want further access to Irelands best local journalism, consider subscribing to our ePaper and/or free daily Newsletter . Support our mission and join our community now. ePaper Louth captain Sam Mulroy Picture: Sportsfile Reporter:  ); It might be 2005 since Louth and Offaly last clashed in the Leinster Championship, but that doesn’t mean that the Provincial rivals won’t be familiar with each other. While it wasn’t the c...

It isn’t often that news about the appointment of a new Louth Senior football manager becomes a national story, a couple of lines in the daily newspapers ...

Interview: Mickey Harte hopeful of returning lost confidence in Louth GAA as he takes the reigns this weekend Reporter: Patrick.flaherty@iconicnews.ie Mickey Harte will be begin his tenure with Louth at home to Antrim this Saturday (Throw in 3pm) );  ); It isn’t often that news about the appointment of a new Louth Senior football manager becomes a national story, a couple of lines in the daily newspapers and maybe a quick announcement at the end of radio bulletins being as far as the story...

RTÉ Sport Journalist Those of a certain age may not be aware that Louth footballers did win an All-Ireland title in the second half of the last century. The year was 1957, when the team, captained by famed musician Dermot OBrien, defeated Cork to take home Sam Maguire. It was Louth’s third All-Ireland success, placing them alongside Mayo, Tyrone and Offaly in the roll of honour. There is a tradition there, but silverware won since has been scarce. Yes, the Wee County in the years after ’57...