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27 Jan 2022
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27 Jan 2022
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Aidan O’Rourke has made only one change ahead of Louth’s league clash with Laois down in Portlaoise on Saturday evening.
Former Mattock Rangers forward Mark Brennan has made way for Brian Donnelly as the Louth boss attempts to put back-to-back wins together.
Naomh Mairtin’s Mick Fanning retains his place in midfield despite being substituted after just half an hour last week against Galway.
There’s still no place in the forward line for Darren Clarke, with Pauric Smith, Kevin Rogers and Shane Lennon leading the line.
Cooley Kickhams’ Conor McGuinness holds on to his place in defence following a much praised performance against the Tribesmen last Saturday.
Louth starting XV: NEIL GALLAGHER, CONOR MC GUINNESS, DESSIE FINNEGAN, GERARD HOEY, JOHN O BRIEN, DEREK CRILLY, ADRIAN REID, PADDY KEENAN, MICK FANNING, ANDY MC DONNELL, BRIAN DONNELLY, BRIAN WHITE, PARAIC SMITH, SHANE LENNON, KEVIN ROGERS.
Cllr Meenan pushes for flooding issues at roundabout in Dundalk to be solved
Positive Futures supports children and adults across the island of Ireland
Louth TD pushes for commission of inquiry into Covid related deaths at Dealgan House
All Premier Division games on the service will cost €7, having cost €5 last season
An action shot from racing at the track in Dundalk. (Pic: Sportsfile)
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