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Louth will look to win their first Delaney Cup since 1957. Picture by Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile
Louth senior football manager, Ger Brennan, has named an unchanged side for the Leinster SFC Final against Meath at Croke Park this afternoon. Throw in is at 4.15pm.
The Wee County go in search of their first provincial title since 1957 and are expecting a large support at HQ with over 60,000 tickets sold so far.
Brennan has opted to go with the same 15 that started against Kildare in the semi-final, with the addition of Ardee St. Mary's clubman Ciarán Keenan returning to the bench after injury.
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The Louth team has been named as: 1. Niall McDonnell; 2. Daire Nally, 3. Dermot Campbell, 4. Donal McKenny; 5. Conall McKeever, 6. Peter Lynch, 7. Craig Lennon; 8. Tommy Durnin, 9. Andy McDonnell; 10. Paul Mathews, 11. Ciarán Downey, 12. Conor Grimes; 13. Kieran McArdle, 14. Sam Mulroy (c), 15. Ryan Burns.
Substitutes: 16. Tiernan Markey, 17. Liam Jackson, 18. Anthony Williams, 19. Emmet Carolan, 20. Ciarán Byrne, 21. Dara McDonnell, 22. Dan Corcoran, 23. Conor Brannigan, 24. Ciarán Keenan, 25. Dylan McKeown, 26. Bevan Duffy.
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