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MULROY: ALL STAR WON'T CHANGE ME
Irish Daily Mirror
|November 26, 2025
SAM Mulroy insists that becoming just the third Louth man ever to win an All Star won't change him.
Attacker Mulroy captained Louth to their first Leinster title since 1957 and was Man of the Match in the final win over Meath. He was also nominated for an All Star in 2024 but missed out as teammate Craig Lennon eventually made the Team of the Year.
Mulroy, Lennon and 2010 recipient Paddy Keenan are the only three Louth players to have won All-Stars in the history of the scheme.
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