All Louth needed was a good GAA legal expert

THE people of Louth will never forget the past week.

Tue, 20 Jul, 2010 - 01:00

In GAA terms it will be seen as the week that Ireland’s smallest county were robbed and rejected like never before.

Granted some Louth ‘fans’ didn’t cover themselves in glory in the aftermath of the Leinster final – but that is a separate issue we will deal with on another occasion.

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Sports Columnists Place: Louth Place: Croke Park Person: Joe Sheridan Person: Martin Sludden Person: Gerry Murphy Person: Kerry Event: Leinster final Event: Munster championship Organisation: Louth Organisation: GAA Organisation: Meath Organisation: Munster Council Organisation: Disputes Resolution Authority Organisation: Dublin

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