The moment Louth lost the moral high ground

WE SUSPECT whatever faint chances Louth had of being granted a replay vanished in those minutes when some rippling specimens of Wee County manhood waddled in to leave their mark.

The moment Louth lost the moral high ground

This story will now move beyond the in-house row over Joe Sheridan’s goal, and propel the GAA — and Louth — into a much broader controversy.

Instead of spending the week prosecuting their claims for a replay, Louth GAA officials will desperately seek to distance themselves from the actions of the small-town heroes who viewed the referee as fair game.

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