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Are we a GAA or soccer county?
GAA all the way
Soccer first and foremost
With a huge weekend in store for fans of both GAA and soccer in Louth, heated discussions are taking place in the Democrat office here as to whether Louth is a soccer or GAA county.
It's a tough one. With the best soccer team in the country and its proud history in the north of the county, and Drogheda in the south, one might think we're a soccer county.
However, considering the crowds heading south to Parnell Park this weekend for the Louth v Meath grudge match, and the following that club football in Louth has and one might think otherwise.
So, we're going to put it to a vote and need your help.
Do you think Louth is a GAA or soccer county?
We've put a poll up to get a feel for it and would love your opinion.
Eleanor Farrell, Chief Commercial Officer, Bus Éireann with financial planner Eoin McGee
Cathal Fleming, Mattock Rangers, gets the better of ST Mochtas' Oisin Callan during a recent Div 1 league game in Louth village. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Current Ireland manager and former head coach at Dundalk FC Stephen Kenny. (Pic: Sportsfile)
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