Referee attacked after Louth's defeat to Meath

Meath 1-12 Louth 1-10

Referee attacked after Louth's defeat to Meath
Sun, 11 Jul, 2010 - 16:56

Meath 1-12 Louth 1-10

Referee Martin Sludden was attacked by a handful of Louth supporters as he left the Croke Park pitch after Joe Sheridan’s stoppage-time goal had clinched a first Leinster SFC title since 2001 for Meath.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: LouthPlace: Croke Park pitchPlace: MeathPlace: Croke ParkPlace: WeePerson: Martin SluddenPerson: Joe SheridanPerson: JP RooneyPerson: SheridanPerson: RooneyPerson: Paddy KeenanPerson: Brian MeadePerson: Nigel CrawfordPerson: CrawfordPerson: Graham ReillyPerson: Stephen BrayPerson: Cian WardPerson: Brian WhitePerson: Shane LennonPerson: Colm JudgePerson: MeathPerson: ReillyPerson: LouthPerson: WhitePerson: KeenanPerson: JudgePerson: Adrian ReedPerson: WardPerson: Anthony MoylesPerson: Mark BrennanPerson: Brendan MurphyPerson: C O’ConnorPerson: K ReillyPerson: E HarringtonPerson: G O’BrienPerson: A MoylesPerson: C KingPerson: B MeadePerson: N CrawfordPerson: S KennyPerson: J SheridanPerson: G ReillyPerson: C WardPerson: S O’RourkePerson: S BrayPerson: C McGuinnessPerson: MoylesPerson: PPerson: ByrnePerson: O’RourkePerson: N GallagherPerson: E McAuleyPerson: D FinneganPerson: R GreenePerson: R FinneganPerson: M FanningPerson: J O’BrienPerson: P KeenanPerson: B WhitePerson: A McDonnellPerson: M BrennanPerson: A ReedPerson: C JudgePerson: S LennonPerson: JPPerson: S FitzpatrickPerson: GreenePerson: A HoeyPerson: FanningPerson: P SmithPerson: LennonPerson: D ByrnePerson: ReedPerson: M SluddenPerson: DromoreEvent: Leinster SFCOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: Wee CountyOrganisation: RoyalsOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: Louth
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