Dublin v Louth

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Saturday 2 May 2026

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19:00 Local Time

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O'Moore Park • 

Portlaoise, IrelandShow on map

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Dublin is known as the powerhouse of Gaelic Football, having won the most All-Ireland Senior Football Championships with a total of 30 titles. The team, also known as "The Dubs" or "The Boys in Blue", is under the management of Jim Gavin and is composed of seasoned players like Stephen Cluxton, Brian Fenton, and Ciarán Kilkenny. Their home stadium, Croke Park, has a capacity of over 82,000 and has been the venue for many memorable matches in the team's history. In addition to their All-Ireland Championship victories, Dublin has also won 56 Leinster Senior Football Championships and 16 National Football League titles. With their strong record and talented players, the Dublin Gaelic Football team continues to dominate and remain a force to be reckoned with in the world of Gaelic sports.

The Gaelic Grounds1 Gaelic Football team, also known as The Wee County, is a county-level team that represents the Irish county of Gaelic Grounds1 in Gaelic Football competitions. They currently compete in the Leinster Senior Football Championship and the National Football League. The team has won the Leinster title three times, with their most recent victory in 1957. Standing strong against other formidable opponents, Louth's team has also produced some exceptional players, such as Declan Byrne, Bevan Duffy, and Andy McDonnell. Their home ground, the Gaelic Grounds in Drogheda, has a capacity of 6,000 and has been the site of many thrilling matches. With a proud history and a dedicated fanbase, the Gaelic Grounds1 Gaelic Football team continues to strive for success and make their county proud.