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Louth forward Declan Byrne played against Dublin at Croke Park in 2012. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Louth have had 13 losing championship meetings with Dublin since winning in 1973. Three have been at the semi-final stage, and the most recent, seven years ago, in the provincial last eight.
Dublin advanced to win the All-Ireland on two occasions, in 1974 and ’83.
1974: Navan: Dublin 2-11, Louth 1-9
1975: Navan: Dublin 3-14, Louth 4-7
1979: Navan: Dublin 4-16, Louth 0-4
1983: Croke Park: Louth 1-12, Louth 0-3
1990: Drogheda: Dublin 1-13, Louth 1-8
1992: Croke Park: Dublin 0-15, Louth 1-9
1994: Croke Park: Dublin 1-15, Louth 1-8
1996: Navan: Dublin 1-9, Louth 0-8
1999: Croke Park: Dublin 2-15, Louth 0-14
2003: Croke Park: Dublin 1-19, Louth 0-9
2008: Croke Park: Dublin 1-22, Louth 0-12
2010: Croke Park: Dublin 2-14, Louth 0-13
2012: Croke Park: Dublin 2-22, Louth 0-12
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