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Louth captain Sam Mulroy (right) will lead his team out against Donegal. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
Louth’s senior footballers are back on the road this weekend as they gear up for a huge clash with Donegal in the All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final.
The game takes place this Sunday, 22nd June, at MacCumhaill Park in Ballybofey, with throw-in at 4.00pm.
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Louth team: 1. Niall McDonnell; 2. Daire Nally, 3. Dermot Campbell, 4. Donal McKenny; 5. Emmet Carolan, 6. Peter Lynch, 7. Craig Lennon; 8. Tommy Durnin, 9. Dara McDonnell; 10. Conall McKeever, 11. Ciarán Downey; 12. Conor Grimes, 13. Ciarán Keenan, 14. Sam Mulroy (c), 15. Ryan Burns
Substitutes: Tiernan Markey, Liam Jackson, Anthony Williams, Seán Callaghan, Kieran McArdle, Ciarán Byrne, Dan Corcoran, Conor Branigan, Ryan Walsh, Daire McConnon, Paul Mathews.
Standby: James Maguire, Tahdg McDonnell, Seán Reynolds, Dylan McKeown.
The match will be officiated by Derry native Barry Cassidy.
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