Louth set up repeat of last year's Leinster final after victory over Dublin
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Louth booked their place in the Leinster Under-20 Championship final for the second year running with this hard-fought win over Dublin in hugely difficult weather conditions.
Aside from the opening 10 minutes, Louth kept their noses in front the whole way through, thanks to the score taking of forward Tony McDonnell who converted some key frees at important moments, with the Wee County edging it in attack, with a bigger spread of scorers to their opponents.
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