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Midfielder Tommy Durnin will captain the Wee County against Sligo. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile
Louth senior football manager, Ger Brennan, has named his 26-man team to take on Laois in the Leinster Senior Football Championship, quarter-final fixture at Cedral St. Conleth's Park on Sunday afternoon.
The Wee County have named one change from the side that defeated Meath in the Allianz National Football League clash three weeks ago - with full forward Conor Grimes coming in for Stabannon Parnell clubman, Seán Reynolds.
Laois manager, Justin McNulty, has yet to name his team.
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The Louth team has been named as: 1. Niall McDonnell; 2. Emmet Carolan, 3. Dermot Campbell, 4. Donal McKenny; 5. Daire Nally, 6. Peter Lynch, 7. Conall McKeever; 8. Tommy Durnin (c), 9. Fearghal Malone; 10. Paul Matthews, 11. Ciarán Downey, 12. Andy McDonnell; 13. Conor Grimes, 14. Kieran McArdle, 15. Ryan Burns.
Substitutes: 16. Tiernan Markey, 17. Liam Jackson, 18. Leonard Gray, 19. Craig Lennon, 20. Ciarán Byrne, 21. Dara McDonnell, 22. Daire McConnon, 23. Conor Brannigan, 24. Seán Reynolds, 25. Dylan McKeown, 26. Liam Flynn.
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