Joe Sheridan was bundled over the line while in the process of scoring the controversial winning goal in the 2010 Leinster SFC final. Photo David Maher / SPORTSFILE
Fifteen years later and Joe Sheridan's goal is still the most talked about in GAA history
Joe Sheridan was bundled over the line while in the process of scoring the controversial winning goal in the 2010 Leinster SFC final. Photo David Maher / SPORTSFILE David Maher / SPORTSFILE
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Referee Martin Sludden was attacked by several Louth supporters as he made his way to the dressing room following the 2010 Leinster SFC final. Photo: David Maher / SPORTSFILE David Maher / SPORTSFILE
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Meath captain Nigel Crawford raised the Delaney Cup following the 2010 Leinster SFC final win over Louth. Photo: John Quirke / www.quirke.ie John Quirke
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Joe Sheridan and Seamus Kenny celebrate after Sheridan’s goal was confirmed in the 2010 Leinster SFC final. Photo: John Quirke / www.quirke.ie John Quirke
The World Cup final was held on the 11th July 2010 between Holland and Spain in Johannesburg and, as might be expected, the boring, atrocious game received a decent amount of coverage in the national media in this country.
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