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Kevin Larkin has named his Louth ladies panel for 2025. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile
Louth Ladies manager, Kevin Larkin, has revealed his 32-player squad ahead of the 2025 Lidl National Football League season.
The squad includes players from 15 Louth GAA clubs with key contributions from St. Patrick's, Geraldines, and St. Kevin's.
The Wee County kick off their Division 3 campaign on Sunday, January 26, with a home clash against Cavan.
Other key matches include a tough away fixture against Laois on Sunday, 2nd February, and an exciting clash against Down on Sunday, 23rd February.
The full panel includes:
St. Patrick's: Rebecca Lambe-Fagan, Aine Breen, Kate Flood.
Geraldines: Holly Lambe-Sally, Eilis Hand, Victoria Fee, Gemma McCrave, Emma Gartlan.
St. Fechin's: Rachel Beirth, Ceire Nolan.
Roche Emmets: Louise Byrne, Aoife Halligan, Katie Halligan, Seona Halligan.
Stabannan Parnells: Zara Sweeney, Caoimhe Boyle.
Clan na Gael: Shannen McLaughlin, Ciara Woods.
St. Kevin's: Lucy Sheridan, Vanessa Brennan, Katie Doheny, Eimear Murray, Mia Duffy.
Oliver Plunkett's: Seoda Matthews, Caitlin O'Reilly.
Glen Emmets: Aoife Russell, Rachel Leonard.
Cooley Kickhams: Lucy White, Hazel Malone.
Newtown Blues: Laura Collins.
St. Mochta's: Eimear Byrne.
Hunterstown Rovers: Mischa Rooney.
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