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08 Dec 2025
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A few weeks ago the Louth GAA Centre of Excellence in Darver hosted an interesting matchup as the Louth Footballers warmed up for the O'Byrne Cup by taking on the Club All Stars side.
Made up of some of the best players across the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, the team was managed by chairman Peter Fitzpatrick and they gave the county side a great battle.
If you have missed our report on this matchup, you can read all about it at the below link.
Also on hand with his camera was the Democrat's resident photographer Arthur Kinahan, who was there taking snaps of the Louth players past, present and future. Here is a selection of some of the best shots he took.
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