New Louth boss welcomes veterans' return

New Louth football boss Val Andrews has opened the door to a number of former county stars to slot back into the Wee County first team.

Wed, 22 Oct, 2003 - 21:05

New Louth football boss Val Andrews has opened the door to a number of former county stars to slot back into the Wee County first team.

The former Cavan and Tralee IT boss wants to wipe the slate clean with players like Christy Grimes and Niall Sharkey who were often left out by Paddy Carr.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Louth v Dublin - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Semi-Final

Weekend previews: Dublin's next wave can earn their spurs against Westmeath

Brandon Kelly celebrates his goal 3/5/2026

Mark McHugh's Westmeath rebuild has county believing again

Tipperary and Waterford both in good form ahead of Munster senior camogie final

Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Wee County Person: Val Andrews Person: Christy Grimes Person: Niall Sharkey Person: Paddy Carr Person: Andrews Organisation: New Louth Organisation: Tralee

<p>Tipperary captain Conor Collins lifted the John Doyle Cup alongside corner-forward Zach O’Keeffe, who is a great-grandson of the legendary Tipp hurler for whom the trophy is named. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile</p>

Conall Morrisson stars as Tipperary sink Limerick to claim Munster minor title

READ NOW

New Louth boss welcomes veterans' return

Conall Morrisson stars as Tipperary sink Limerick to claim Munster minor title

Latest

Sport

Anthony Daly

New Louth boss welcomes veterans' return

Unlimited access starts here.

Conall Morrisson stars as Tipperary sink Limerick to claim Munster minor title

Latest

Sport

Anthony Daly

Most Read