Syddan made a winning start in the Junior C championship at Castletown on Monday evening.
Kilmessan lost out to Donaghmore Ashbourne in this hurling league division 3 clash.
The sad passing has occurred of Kells Road, Navan resident John Lally who was an Honorary President of Simonstown Gaels GFC.
Having reached the semi-final of this competition last year Duleek Bellewstown started their 2017 campaign with an emphatic win over Summerhill on a warm evening in Skryne.
Meath manager Stephen Forde has named his starting XV for tonight's Leinster U-21 HC opening round clash with neighbours Westmeath.
St Vincents Curraha completed a fantastic league campaign by claiming the under 17 division 3 league title with a six-point win over Killary Emmetts on Sunday.
Simonstown's Junior Cs began their championship campaign with an excellent victory over Rathkenny today in Kilberry.
Ten of the Westmeath starting 15 named to face neighbours Meath in the Leinster U21HC first round in Trim tonight featured in last year's stunning victory over Kilkenny.
The war of words between James Horan and Bernard Flynn has escalated with the latter calling the former Mayo manager a 'sad man'.
It is with deep regret that we have learned of the passing of Carnaross club stalwart and president Aidan Gillic.
Meath junior football team manager Conor O'Donoghue has named his team to take on Kildare in the Leinster Junior Football Championship quarter final at Pairc Tailteann.
All the upcoming games in the county.
This race to be crowned 2017 All-Ireland hurling champions begins in Trim tomorrow night.
A Meath club footballer found himself in the right place at the right time on two separate occasions this past week to help his club to victory in two different championship competitions.
St. Michaels got their junior championship off to an excellent start in Cortown last evening when they seen off the challenge of a gallant Clann na nGael side.
Neighbours Carnaross and Ballinlough served up a thrilling encounter in Round 1 of the Junior D Championship
All people may be born equal but in this competition, some are less equal than others such is the laughable nature of the competition structures.
Oldcastle kicked off their Junior Championship campaign with a promising win over a battling Castletown in Ballinlough on Sunday morning last.
This first round of the Junior A championship was played under blustery conditions in Skyrne GFC.
FREE Hurling & Camogie coaching for boys & girls aged 4-7 years every Sunday at 10.30am in Drumree GAA grounds.
The sun shone on Slane last Thursday evening as the local GAA club formally began its new clubhouse development with a sod turning ceremony.
Meath manager Andy McEntee has made no attempt to downplay the importance of his side's Leinster SFC quarter-final against Louth on Sunday week.
A GOAL shortly after half-time and another two in the final quarter put paid to Killary Emmets hopes in this U-17 FL final at Dunganny last Sunday.
Na Fianna Senior Ladies Footballers returned to winning ways last Saturday evening in Baconstown when they defeated Boardsmill.
Meath GAA are hosting an exciting Royal Business Luncheon in the Headfort Arms Hotel.
Kilmainhamwood GFC weekly lotto draw took place in Cormeen where the jackpot was €2,200.
Gaeil Colmcille's second string and Dunboyne's third string team's met in Dunsany for their Junior B match on a glorious summers evening.
Eoin O'Connor is confident that Louth are good enough to eliminate arch rivals Meath from the Leinster SFC on June 4th.
This weeks lotto numbers are: 4, 13, 17, 23
The numbers drawn in the Dunshaughlin GAA lotto were 7, 10, 14, 20 and there was no Jackpot winner.
The Sam Maguire Cup race began in earnest over the weekend, here's our team of the week...
The opening round of the senior football championship is over. There was one game on Wednesday, two on Thursday, five on Friday and the last one was played yesterday, Sunday May 21st.
Following their heroics against Tipperary yesterday, six Cork players are included in our hurling team of the week...
Ballinlough delivered a stirring finish as two goals in injury time gave them a dramatic victory over a shell-shocked St. Michaels side in Kilmainhamwood on Sunday evening.
With the exception of long term absentees Alan Forde (cruciate) and Sean Curran (Achilles), Meath manager Andy McEntee is reporting a clean bill of health ahead of their Leinster SFC quarter-final local derby with Louth on Sunday week.
A superb display of team hurling gave Kiltale a fully deserved victory over a Ratoath side who had beaten them well in the group stages of the competition.
Meath Hill secured a 1st Round victory with a flattering 3 point win over a wasteful Drumconrath in Round 1 of the Junior Football Championship.
Dunsany got their quest for the Junior A Championship off to a winning start on Sunday in Carlanstown against St. Brigids.
Dunsany drew their first round match against St. Ultan's in a tough battle on Sunday in Carlanstown.
Moylagh and Carnaross played out an entertaining draw at a wind-swept Milbrook in the first round of the Junior Championship.
Dunderry received a stern test in their opening round of their I.F.C. on Saturday against Drumbaragh.
Curraha got off to a winning start in this years Intermediate Championship with a hard fought victory over KIlmainham played in Castletown.
