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It was not to be for the Louth Footballers last week in Navan. Leaving themselves chasing a deficit for large periods of the contest, in the end they came up ag...

Louth are back in action in the championship when the Wee County head West for a date with league champions Mayo in McHale Park, Castlebar on Sunday afternoon (...

Despite putting in another courageous performance in Navan, it was not to be for the Louth Footballers, as their ambitions of making the knock out stages of the...

With the Leinster Final now done and dusted, attentions quickly turn to the revamped All Ireland Championship, with Louth having little time to ponder on their ...

As we head into the height of the Summer, the GAA action is coming thick and fast, with plenty of football and hurling action being televised live or streamed v...

NICKY RACKARD CUP ROUND 5 LOUTH 0-27 ARMAGH 3-14 The Louth hurlers had one objective in mind when they made the trip to the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds in Armagh on...

Leinster LGFA Intermediate Football Semi-Final Louth 0-10 Kildare 3-15 The Louth Ladies were given a harsh lesson at the Kildare Centre of Excellence, as they w...

By Mark Ronaldson Mayo’s group for the All-Ireland Series certainly could not be called The Group of Death. A group containing the current All-Ireland champions…

The smallest county in Ireland, County Louth is steeped in myth, legend, and history. Its name derives from the Irish An Lù, meaning "after Lugh,” an Irish god. Appropriately, the Leinster County’s nickname is “The Wee County.”

Last weekend saw the Louth Footballers taking part in their first Leinster Final since 2010. Standing in their way of ending a 66 wait for the Delaney Cup was D...