Louth manager Eamonn McEneaney felt his side were denied a clear-cut penalty in the closing stages of their Leinster SFC defeat to Laois. A minute after Aaron Hoey's goal had given them hope, the Wee County had a strong penalty claim turned down when midfielder Brian White went down under Padraig Clancy's challenge in the area. "We got it back to three points and we should have had a penalty according to everyone that was in the place," he said. "It was fairly conclusive - even the Laois boys coming into the dressing room admitted it was a penalty." He added: "We never really got going in the first half. "Laois were all over us and we were at sea in so many positions it was hard to believe. "When we did start to play, we cut them open and had it back to three points." Tweet

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