Sam Mulroy: 'I don't think anybody respected Louth and I hated it'

Louth star Sam Mulroy has always had a chip on his shoulder about disrespect for the county
CHIP ON THE SHOULDER: Louth footballer, Sam Mulroy, pictured as AIB announces a five-year extension to its sponsorships of the GAA All-Ireland Football Championship and the AIB Camogie and GAA All-Ireland Club Championships. AIB is extremely proud to be extending their support of #TheToughest championships, as well as the players and communities involved in Gaelic Games nationwide.

CHIP ON THE SHOULDER: Louth footballer, Sam Mulroy, pictured as AIB announces a five-year extension to its sponsorships of the GAA All-Ireland Football Championship and the AIB Camogie and GAA All-Ireland Club Championships. AIB is extremely proud to be extending their support of #TheToughest championships, as well as the players and communities involved in Gaelic Games nationwide.

Louth captain Sam Mulroy admits he's had a chip on his shoulder for years about people not taking his county seriously.

The prolific forward, preparing for Sunday's landmark Leinster final against Dublin, has never hid an unshakable belief in himself and the team.

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