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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Garry Monaghan (Lannléire) chases David Bracken of Glen Emmets in the drawn game. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Stabannon has been set as the venue for Saturday's Louth Junior Football Championship semi-final replay between Glen Emmets and Lannléire.
The sides finished level in a gripping contest at the Gaelic Grounds on Sunday where Emmets came back from eight-points down at half-time to rescue a last gasp draw.
Throw-in will be 4:30pm with David J. McArdle the referee in charge.
Glen Emmets' last appearance in the Christy Bellew decider was last year where St. Kevin's pulled off a surprise shock in beating them, while Lannléire featured most recently in the 2012 final against the Tullyallen men.
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