Louth drawn against Westerners in All-Ireland SFC semi-final
The Wee County will take on Mayo in the All-Ireland last four tie at Croke Park
Louth GAA will face Mayo on Saturday, 11th July, in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final after the last four draw was made at Croke Park this evening.
The Wee County booked their place in the last four for the first time since 1957 with a superb victory over Monaghan to continue what has already become a memorable championship campaign under Gavin Devlin.
The draw took place following the final quarter-final between Dublin and Galway, with the Dubs emerging victorious to complete the semi-final line-up.
Mayo secured their place in the last four on Saturday with a win over Cork and now stand between Louth and a first All-Ireland final appearance in 68 years.
The other semi-final will see reigning All-Ireland champions Kerry take on Dublin. The Kingdom progressed with a win over Tyrone on Saturday.
The All-Ireland semi-finals are set to be played over the weekend of 11th and 12th July, with the GAA expected to confirm the fixture details on Monday.