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06 Sept 2025
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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 Dublin. Sadly, it was not meant to be as the Wee County were put to the sword by the in-form Boys in Blue.
However, while the players may have struggled to leave their mark on the field, in the stands it was the Louth fans that took over Croke Park. They outnumbered their Dublin counterparts significantly, creating a great atmosphere was which applauded by Mickey Harte afterwards.
Here is a selection of the best pictures from Sunday's game, as HQ became a sea of red. See someone you recognize? Don't forget to tag them across our social media pages.
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