Paddy, Jamie, Oliver, Nicola, Katie, Curragh, Treaux, Harry and Elsie Brennan with Jade Pennington
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Louth recorded the most impressive result in the opening series of games in Division 3 with a 13 point win over Laois in O'Moore Park.
Louth led 1-8 to 0-6 at the break and they added the same amount again in the second-half to record the win.
Tipperary were pushed hard by Antrim but in the end a brace of goals proved the difference as last year's All Ireland semi-finalists came out on top.
Longford dominated the second-half as they had five points to spare over an Offaly side who finished with 13 players while an injury-time penalty from Sligo's Adrian Marren saw it end 1-14 to 2-11 between Sligo and Armagh.
Division 3 Round 1 Results
Longford 1-12 Offaly 0-10
Sligo 1-14 Armagh 2-11
Tipperary 2-12 Antrim 0-13
Laois 0-9 Louth 2-16
Mark Milner took a huge step forward with bronze in the national senior mens' 800m final.
Leinster Council chairman Pat Teehan and Mary Guing, a sister of the late John Glennon, cuting the ribon at the "Beasey Way".
Ronan Scully of Self Help Africa with Mary, Anne and Yeabsira in Nazareth Ethiopia
David Nally scored 1-11 for Belmont in their victory over Seir Kieran.
A dangerous driver has had his 20-year ban halved
Cllr Neil Feighery, centre, with members of the gardai and local groups following the completion of the town walkabout in O'Connor Square on Friday
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