Mulroy: 'Gaelic football has gone that way. It’s not about being exciting'

Mulroy made his apologies for Sunday’s low-scoring win over Cork.
Mulroy: 'Gaelic football has gone that way. It’s not about being exciting'

WINNING FEELING: Louth's Sam Mulroy celebrates with supporters after the All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final win over Cork at Grattan Park in Inniskeen, Monaghan. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

Sam Mulroy won’t say Louth are in bonus territory against Donegal this weekend but he appreciates it is a new horizon for the county.

The county’s first-ever All-Ireland quarter-final was an objective of the captain and his team-mates at the outset of the season, although there is some trepidation going into unchartered territory.

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