Last week saw the return of the Louth GAA Referees Awards Night held at Byrnes Bar Castlebellingham, after a long absence due to the pandemic. Among those honoured was Patsy Connolly, who after 40 years of service has now retired as a referee. The occasion was marked by the Louth County Board as chairman Peter Fitzpatrick presented him with a framed jersey. Other awards were given out on the night to those who had threw in the ball at the Minor, Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Hurling County Finals, always a significant achievement for any top whistle blower.placeholder image
Last week saw the return of the Louth GAA Referees Awards Night held at Byrnes Bar Castlebellingham, after a long absence due to the pandemic. Among those honoured was Patsy Connolly, who after 40 years of service has now retired as a referee. The occasion was marked by the Louth County Board as chairman Peter Fitzpatrick presented him with a framed jersey. Other awards were given out on the night to those who had threw in the ball at the Minor, Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Hurling County Finals, always a significant achievement for any top whistle blower.

Patsy Connolly's retirement acknowledged at the 2022 Louth Referees Awards

By Patrick Flaherty
Published 22nd Apr 2022, 14:30 BST
Updated 22nd Apr 2022, 18:27 BST

The 2022 Louth Referee of the Year, David Fedigan, receiving his award from Jonathan Conlon. David is also the chairman of the Louth Referees association. 

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The 2022 Louth Referee of the Year, David Fedigan, receiving his award from Jonathan Conlon. David is also the chairman of the Louth Referees association. 

Peter Fitzpatrick, Chairman of the Louth County Board, presenting the award for the Senior final to referee Derek Ryan. Last year's match saw St Mochtas defeated in their first ever final as Naomh Mairtin triumphed once again. Poor shooting costly for Louth Minors as efficient Laois attack seals valuable win Louth hurlers defeated by Monaghan in a Darver goal fest St Kevins secure victory in inaugural Louth Camogie Feile Division One Roundup: St Brides win local derby as league action heats up

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Peter Fitzpatrick, Chairman of the Louth County Board, presenting the award for the Senior final to referee Derek Ryan. Last year's match saw St Mochtas defeated in their first ever final as Naomh Mairtin triumphed once again. Poor shooting costly for Louth Minors as efficient Laois attack seals valuable win Louth hurlers defeated by Monaghan in a Darver goal fest St Kevins secure victory in inaugural Louth Camogie Feile Division One Roundup: St Brides win local derby as league action heats up

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