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The Louth team to take on Westmeath in Sunday’s Leinster Senior Football Championship clash has been named.
Dreadnots man Liam Shevlin takes up the full back berth vacated by the absent Dessie Finnegan in the only change from the side that defeated Meath in the final round of their Allianz League Division 2 campaign.
Buoyed by this victory in Páirc Tailteann, Louth return to Navan to face a Westmeath team who have their Garrycastle contingent available after the All-Ireland Club Championship series.
The starting XV is as follows:
NEIL GALLAGHER, CICEAMS CHUAILGHNE
PADRAIG RATH, DREADNOTS CEANN CLOCHAIR
LIAM SHEVLIN, DREADNOTS CEANN CLOCHAIR
GERARD HOEY, NA GEARALTAIGH
RAY FINNEGAN, NAOMH PADRAIG
JAMIE CARR, GORMAITHE BAILE NUA
DECLAN BYRNE, NAOMH MOCHTA
PADDY KEENAN, NAOMH PADRAIG
RONAN CARROLL, NAOMH MHUIRE
DEREK CRILLY, NA GAEIL, DUN DEALGAN
MARK BRENNAN, NAOMH SILBHEASTAIR
ADRIAN REID, RAONAITHE MÁITEOIGE
DEREK MAGUIRE, EIRE ÓG DUN DEALGAN
JIM MC ENEANEY, NA GEARALTAIGH
DARREN CLARKE , NAOMH SILBHEASTAIR
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Louth rents soar as supply shrinks
Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
Mattresses collected by Louth County Council during previous disposal day
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