Chairman Jason Plunkett encouraged club members to join the Meath Supporters' Club who he said were doing great work in raising funds for county teams.
The unfamiliar surroundings of Ballinacree was the setting for Seneschalstown's third game in the Waterways Environmental Ltd. Division 10 Football League against hosts St. Brigid's on a glorious Tuesday evening in the north west of the county.
County champions Ratoath came to Kildalkey on Saturday evening for this Division 1HL round 3 fixture but it was the hosts who emerged with the win and the 2 points.
Kevin O'Connors goal after 51 seconds of play in the second half wasn't enough for Curraha to prevail in a gutsy performance against Navan O'Mahonys on Bank Holiday Friday night.
Milly Clarke Carolan, in spite of playing the first half in the goals, was the top-scorer in this Div 1 FL encounter, played in Paddy O'Brien Park on Saturday evening, finishing with 2-01.
Meath will face Dublin in next weekend's TG4 Leinster Senior Football Championship final at Croke Park after holding off a dramatic fightback from Kildare in their gripping round three meeting at Cedral St Conleth's Park in Newbridge on Sunday afternoon.
In a game that was in the balance until the final whistle, O'Mahony's held on to secure the win in an entertaining game in Paddy O'Brien Park on Friday evening.
While she remains a vital member of the Meath senior ladies football team in her sporting life, Dunsany's Megan Thynne has opted for an interesting career change away from the field of play.
A late goal and a two pointer sent Offaly to the Leinster MFC semi final after this three point win over Meath played in splendid conditions at Páirc Tailteann.
Curraha travelled to Moynalty GFC on Tuesday evening the 29th of April for their round 4 meeting with Moynalty in the PMC Physiotherapy Division 9 league.
Seneschalstown finally picked up their first win in this years Tommy Dowd Oil Football League Division 5 with a rather comfortable win over a previously unbeaten Dunshaughlin on a gloriously sunny Tuesday evening in the South Meath town.
Customers of a pub in Co. Meath will be hit with a €2 fine on the price of a pint if Joe Sheridan is mentioned between now and Sunday week's eagerly-awaited Leinster SFC final between Meath and Louth.
In a dress rehearsal for Sunday week's highly-anticipated Leinster SFC final, Louth avenged last year's defeat to neighbours Meath with an impressive 2-19 to 1-15 victory in last night's provincial U20 decider at Cedral St Conleth's Park.
Killyon claimed the Brendan Davis Cup for the first time since 2014 with this two point win over Kildalkey in a very entertaining game played in splendid conditions at Fr. Plunkett Park.
Manager Cathal O Bric has named an unchanged team from the one that defeated Kildare in the semi final for tonights Leinster Under 20 Football Championship final against Louth.
Na Fianna were the most impressive team in the competition and after disposing Donaghmore Ashbourne in their semi final, few were looking further than the girls in yellow. O'Mahonys had other ideas though.
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