Louth will play in the All-Ireland Football semi-finals for the first time in 69 years today.
Gavin Devlin’s side go up against a Mayo team at Croke Park who are aiming to reach the decider for the first time since 2021.
Conor Loftus has been preferred to Paul Towey in the Mayo attack, while Louth have drafted Paul Matthews in for the suspended Sean Callaghan.
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A place in next season’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is up for grabs in the Tailteann Cup final.
2024 winners Down go up against Oisin McConville’s Wicklow in the decider at Croke Park at half-three.
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Wicklow are unchanged from their semi-final win over Offaly, while Down boss Conor Laverty has brought in Patrick Brooks and John McGeogh to start.
