Ryan Burns' first-half goal was enough to give Louth a precious win over Kildare at Netwatch Cullen Park that secures their Allianz Football League Division 2 status for next year.
Glen Ryan’s team end the season with no points, five points behind the team in sixth place, and go into the Championship at an extremely low ebb. Paddy Woodgate opened the scoring early in the second half but that was the last time the Lilywhites led and once Louth scored the next four points they had the game in the palm of their hand.
Scorers - Louth: S Mulroy 0-05 ; R Burns 1-02; T Jackson 0-02; C Grimes 0-01, L Grey 0-01, C Downey 0-01. Kildare: P Woodgate 0-05 A Masterson 0-03, K Feely 0-02, D Kirwan 0-01, P McDermott 0-01, D Flynn 0-01.
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