Before this game, there were many doubts as to whether Kildare would come out of this, particularly with injuries and illness ruling Darroch Mulhall, Mick O’Grady and Peter Kelly out.
Fast forward 70 minutes and after a 15-point win, the consensus was this could be of no benefit and had more to do with Louth being dreadful – which they were – than anything Kildare did well.
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