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2025 will be remembered as a successful year for Louth sport with the landmark Leinster title for the Louth GAA senior footballers matched by provincial success at U20 level, while the hurlers clinched the Division 4 league title.
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Dundalk FC restored momentum with promotion from the First Division, and Naomh Moninne HC enjoyed a season to cherish by completing a domestic double.
Louth Ladies captured LGFA All-Ireland glory, while Kate O’Connor continued her upward trajectory on the national and international stage.
Golfer Caolan Rafferty produced another year of consistency and class, and Naomh Mairtin ran out Joe Ward Cup winners.
All photos courtesy of Arthur Kinahan, Sportsfile, and Anthony Bravender
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