Marry hoping the Bri

LIKE his St Fechin’s counterparts and quite a few of his own teammates, Sean Marry doesn’t complain about having to juggle his football and hurling commitments.

However, unlike the Fechin’s contingent chasing glory on both fronts this autumn all of Marry’s and Knockbridge’s eggs are in the one basket as they target a first Louth Senior Hurling Championship title for four years.

The Louth U-20 footballer was involved in the 2016 final between the sides but only managed a 30-second cameo, but he’ll be a key man this time around as the ‘Bridge bid to end their Paddy Kelly ‘drought’.

We can’t wait for the big day,’ Sean said. ‘It seems to a