The Meath senior football championship starts this Friday with the meeting of 6/1 shot Ratoath and outsiders St. Pats.

As expected holders Simonstown Gaels are joint favourites to land the Keegan Cup along with Dunboyne. St Peters, who gave the holders a fair run for their money in last years quarter final, will be fancied by many to claim their first title since 2005. Division 1 league leaders Skryne are keenly priced at 6/1. Gaeil Colmcille are also doing well in the top division of the league and there's good odds on last years semi finalists at 16/1. Intermediate championship winners Curraha come in at 33/1 while Blackhall Gaels are the rank outsiders.

The betting

Simonstown 9/2

Dunboyne 9/2

Ratoath 5/1

Skryne 6/1

Navan O'Mahonys 7/1

Summerhill 7/1

Donaghmore Ashbourne 15/2

Wolfe Tones 12/1

Moynalvey 12/1

Gaeil Colmcille 16/1

Seneschalstown 28/1

Na Fianna 33/1

Curraha 33/1

Dunshaughlin 50/1

St. Colmcilles 50/1

St Patricks 66/1

Rathkenny 66/1

Blackhall Gaels 80/1

The fixtures

Friday 6 April

St Patrick's v Ratoath Friday 20.00pm in Ashbourne

Saturday 7 April

Donaghmore/Ashbourne v Seneschalstown 18.30pm in Duleek
Skryne v Curraha 18.30pm in Pairc Tailteann
St Colmcille's v Rathkenny 18.30pm in Donore 

Sunday 8 April

St Peter's Dunboyne v Blackhall Gaels 18.30pm in Dunshaughlin
Dunshaughlin v Simonstown Gaels 15.30pm in Pairc Tailteann
Navan O'Mahony's v Na Fianna 14.00pm in Trim
Gaeil Colmcille v Summerhill 15.00pm in Athboy
Moynalvey v Wolfe Tones 14.30pm in Skryne

 

 

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