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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ryan Burns in action against Mark Curran back in March
Louth manager Ger Brennan has named his starting XV ahead of their All-Ireland quarter-final clash against Donegal at Croke Park on Sunday at 1.15pm.
With the Wee County facing into their first ever All-Ireland quarter-final this weekend, no doubt spirits in the team will be high following their 1-9 to 1-8 point win last week over Cork in Monaghan.
However, following a two-week break, Donegal come into this match as favourites as they attempt to get only their second championship win in Croke Park since 2014 - the same year the side last played in an All-Ireland semi-final.
For this weekend's match, Louth will remain unchanged from the team that overcame Cork in Inniskeen.
Louth make four changes to the team that faced Donegal in Ballyshannon in the Division 2 league back in March with Dan Corcoran, Craig Lennon, Bevan Duffy, and Ciarán Byrne all coming into the starting XV,
The Louth team to face Donegal: Niall McDonnell; Donal McKenny, Dermot Campbell, Dan Corcoran; Conall McKeever, Anthony Williams, Craig Lennon; Tommy Durnin, Bevan Duffy; Conor Early, Ciarán Keenan, Conor Grimes; Ryan Burns, Sam Mulroy, Ciarán Byrne.
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