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Darver Centre of Excellence held Louth GAA's Convention.
CHAIRMAN (129)
Peter Fitzpatrick (83), Declan Byrne (24), Fra Kieran (22)
VICE-CHAIRMAN (128)
Seán McClean (76) unseats Paddy McMahon (52)
SECRETARY
Bob Doheny (Des Halpenny pulled out of the race)
ASSISTANT SECRETARY (129)
Fra Kieran (88) over Maurice Harrison (41)
TREASURER
Aidan Berrill (unopposed)
ASSISTANT TREASURER
Aidan Halpin (unopposed)
PRO (127)
Mark Byrne (74) unseats Frieda Halpenny (52)
CENTRAL COUNCIL OFFICER
Pat Toner (unopposed)
LEINSTER COUNCIL DELEGATES (2)
Pádraig O'Connor and Declan Byrne (unopposed)
IRISH LANGUAGE & CULTURE OFFICER
Clodagh McClean (unopposed)
COACHING OFFICER
Paul Aspell (unopposed)
CONGRESS DELEGATES
David Rogers and Aidan Berrill (plus Peter Fitzpatrick, as chairman, and Bob Doheny, secretary)
LEINSTER CONVENTION
Bob Doheny, Aidan Berrill, Fra Kieran and Seán Carroll
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