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Dowdallshill's St. Brigid's Park will host its first National League fixture since 2008 on Sunday when Louth take on Leitrim at 2pm.
Dowdallshill's St. Brigid's Park will host its first National League fixture since 2008 on Sunday when Louth take on Leitrim at 2pm.
The clash of Division Three's bottom pair has been moved to Dundalk from the Gaelic Grounds after the Drogheda venue was deemed unplayable due to the damage caused to the pitch during the recent visit of Offaly.
Neither Louth nor Leitrim have won in this year's National League, albeit the Connacht side sit ahead of Wayne Kierans' men courtesy of their opening day draw in Derry, where Louth lost agonisingly yesterday.
Kierans expects the switch to Dowdallshill to give his side a "boost".
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