Former Meath footballer and scorer of the controversial goal against Louth in the 2010 Leinster final, Joe Sheridan sat down with Eoin Sheahan to look back on the last time the two counties met in the Leinster final, as we build up to another classic on Sunday.
They reflect on Martin Sludden's decision to award the controversial goal, how the Meath players wish it never happened, and the abuse Sheridan received in the aftermath.
Meanwhile, Eoin also travelled to Louth to sit down with former Louth captain Paddy Keenan and former manager and chairperson Peter Fitzpatrick ahead of Sunday's rematch of the 2010 Leinster final, which ended in controversy.
They discuss Martin Sludden's decision to award Joe Sheridan's goal, the effect losing the final had on the county, and the influence Ger Brennan has had on the current panel.
Finally, Eoin spoke to business owners in Ardee and Tallyallen, on the Louth side of the border between Meath and Louth, to get the lay of the land ahead of Sunday.
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