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‘What is RTÉ's problem with Louth?’ – Peter Fitzpatrick questions lack of TV coverage of Wee County's NFL games

Louth chairman Peter Fitzpatrick has criticised RTÉ's failure to cover any of the county's six Allianz Division 2 football league games this season, particularly their four home games in Ardee.

Irish Independent

Regional law firm opens new Lincolnshire Wolds base as offices merged

Wilkin Chapman has moved to a new build suite on Louth's Fairfield Industrial Estate

Birmingham Post

TD Peter Fitzpatrick rejects Joanne Cantwell's claim that Ardee wasn't suitable for RTE cameras

The former Louth manager and current TD disagreed with Joanne Cantwell's reason for why RTE had no footage of the game.

Irish Mirror

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Louth cling on to place in division despite 15-point home loss at hands of Mayo

Mayo were comfortable winners over Louth in Darver as results elsewhere decided each teams fate.

Irish Independent

Dundalk survive late penalty drama to claim Louth derby spoils against Drogheda United

Bragging rights in county Louth belong to Dundalk, for now, as Stephen O’Donnell’s team stunned Drogheda United in the first Louth derby of the Leagiu of Ireland Premier Division season.

Irish Independent

Tragedy as woman in her 70s dies in house fire in Co Louth

Emergency services rushed to the scene but were unable to save the woman

Irish Mirror

Sean Kerrisk key as Louth squeeze past Fermanagh

Louth hung on by the minimum against Fermanagh in the truest form of relegation dogfight you will see.

Irish Independent

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Snow and ice expected to cause further disruption across the island

A Status Orange snow-ice warning is in place for all Leinster counties until 10am on Friday.

The Independent UK

Tailteann Cup trapdoor looms for disjointed Leinster duo as Meath and Kildare look to stay afloat

In the space of a few hours on the same Sunday afternoon five years ago the tectonic plates of Leinster football shifted somewhat when Carlow beat Kildare and Longford beat Meath in two provincial championship quarter-finals.

Irish Independent

Sam Mulroy aiming to 'leave a legacy' as Louth bid to shake underachievers' tag

Top scorer Mulroy is one of their brightest talents and has continued to flourish under the stewardship of Harte, who has made him captain.

Irish Mirror

Few signs of new life in Leinster yet as league highlights struggles within province

Whatever its intended merits, the Tailteann Cup has also highlighted in bright fluorescent yellow marker the enduring struggles of Leinster football.

Irish Independent

Monaghan record third straight win to stay in control of Division 3A

Monaghan sit at the top of Division 3A after their 1-19 to 1-15 victory over Louth in Castleblayney yesterday handed them their third straight win.

Irish Independent

Meath 1-12 Louth 1-15: Famous win for Wee County over 14-men Royals in Navan

Meath suffered another loss and Louth upset the odds in Navan.

Irish Mirror

14-man Meath succumb to late Craig Lennon sucker-punch in blow for boss Colm O’Rourke

A ridiculously roller-coaster ‘Battle of the Boyne’ ended in a three-point victory for Louth at Páirc Tailteann this afternoon, completing a miserable eight days for Meath boss Colm O’Rourke.

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Louth see off late Limerick challenge to secure first points of Division 2 campaign

Louth held off a late scare from winless Limerick to secure their first two points of their 2023 Allianz Division 2 campaign at Páirc Mhúire in Ardee.

Irish Independent

Dog owners warned of risk to sheep during lambing season

Louth County Council has issued a warning to dog owners to be aware of their responsibilities and the potential risk of harm to sheep during the lambing season.

Irish Independent

Division 2 dogfight is far more than ‘only the league’ for Kildare

You can call it many things – dog-eat-dog; championship within a league; the Tailteann tightrope – but the message is still the same.

Irish Independent

Toner strikes late for Derry to see off Louth

Derry dug deep in Ardee to scrape past Louth thanks to a Niall Toner goal with a little over 10 minutes remaining.

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Irish Independent

Armagh make light work of Louth

NATIONAL HURLING LEAGUE DIV 3A

Irish Independent

Big blow for Louth as Ciarán Byrne to miss rest of inter-county season with ACL injury

Louth have been dealt a hammer blow with the news that forward Ciarán Byrne is set to miss the rest of the inter-county season after picking up a cruciate knee ligament injury.

Dublin Live

Cash, designer watches and bags seized as over 100 gardai carry out CAB raids in Dublin, Meath, Louth and Cork

A man remains in garda custody tonight in connection with money laundering offences

Irish Independent

‘Marvellous finish’ – Colm Collins praises Clare but Mickey Harte questions ref’s decisions: ‘We deserved more,’ says Louth boss

With all its high stakes and late-spinning drama, Division 2 might provide the most compelling of this spring’s storylines.

Irish Independent

Mickey Harte defends his Louth side over O’Byrne fixture cancellations

No such thing as bad publicity? That’s debatable in the case of the O’Byrne Cup, thrown into the spotlight because of a spate of match cancellations which have raised questions over its future.

Daily Mirror

One of UK's oldest department stores closes after 240 YEARS in latest high street blow

Eve and Ranshaw has been operating since 1781 but the department store is closing its doors for good because of 'difficult Covid years' and 'the current cost of living crisis'

Irish Independent

Wexford’s Walsh Cup clash with Kilkenny declared a sell-out

Wexford’s Walsh Cup group showdown with Kilkenny on Saturday night has been declared a 12,500 sell-out.

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