Minor hurling championship preview

HS club football team of the week

Ladies IFC: Michaels seal victory in first half

Kilmainhamwood club notes

Kilmainhamwood GFC weekly lotto draw took place in Cormeen on Monday 17th Sept 2018 at 9pm where the jackpot was 9,200.

Club fixtures (updated 20 Sept)

All the upcoming games in the county.

McMahon leaves London role

Fergus McMahon has left his role as London senior hurling manager after four seasons in charge.

Plans to revamp hurling leagues well advanced

The Allianz Hurling Leagues could have a new look by 2020.

Horan has high hopes for a second tier football championship

A second-tier football championship is very much on GAA President John Horan's agenda.

The Rispin Blog: Underdogs roar into county finals

First and foremost, we must send our commiserations to the Meath ladies on Sunday's heart-breaking defeat to Tyrone in the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship final in Croke Park.

Senior intercounty commitments take up 31 hours per week

A study released today shows that senior intercounty players dedicate 31 hours a week to gaelic games.

Seneschalstown GFC Lotto

This weeks lotto numbers are: 2, 4, 16, 21

SFC semi-final, IFC and JFC final fixtures

Meath CCCC have confirmed fixture details for the SFC semi-finals, as well as the IFC and JFC finals, with all games taking place the weekend after next.

Ladies MFL Div 5: Michaels hang on to earn final spot

This certainly was an enthralling encounter full of all the right ingredients played under lights in Carlanstown on Friday evening last and one that provided a pretty pulsating finale with the saints just about hanging on to win by the bare minimum and book a place in the final.

HS ladies football team of the week

We pick our team of the week from the All-Ireland ladies finals which saw Dublin, Tyrone and Limerick all claim glory.

JFC C: Ratoath set up final date with Clann Na nGael

Ratoath booked their place in the Junior C final with a well-deserved win over a competitive Dunderry team in this semi-final fixture played in Drumree.

Trim's 4G Astro Pitch available to all sports clubs

In July the Trim GAA club added a 4G Astro Pitch to their already impressive facilities in St Loman's Park located on the Newhaggard Road out of Trim.

Corn Na Boinne: Emmets reverse championship result

Drumbaragh recorded a narrow victory over Meath Hill in this Corn na Boinne fixtures played in Drumbaragh.

JFC C: Gaels blow into the final

Clann na nGael qualified for the Junior C FC final with this hard fought victory over Carnaross on Sunday in Kilmainham.

Corn Na Boinne: Good win for Ultans

Bective started well and raced into an early eight point lead courtesy of 2 goals and 3 points to an Eoin Kavanagh free after wing back Martin Dolan was fouled.

Feis Cup: Tones recover after slow start

A devastating start from the visitors saw them lead 2-0 to 0-1 after just ten minutes, their scores coming from Joe Sheridan and Dylan Keating, Alan Callaghan pointing for the Tones.

MFC Div 1: Seneschalstown seal semi final home advantage

Having won their encounter in the League earlier in the season, O'Mahonys cane into the game as the favourites in the eyes of some observers but in the end, it was the home side who came out on top in a more comfortable manner than anybody could have expected.

St Vincents to represent Meath in Leinster

St Vincents are set to represent Meath in the Leinster club football championship.

MFC Div 3: 'Hill' come out on top after sluggish start

After a sluggish enough start Summerhill came out on top of to retain their unbeaten run and finish top of the group with full points after 4 games in this Div 3 B minor championship game.

Feis Cup: Na Fianna rise early to beat Dunshaughlin

Na Fianna and Dunshaughlin played out an entertaining encounter in this early morning clash in Enfield on Sunday.

Corn Na Boinne: Walterstown advance

The last time Walterstown visited Carlanstown , in the league, was the evening the Blacks were relegated to Division 3, and the early signs were not good, with the Walterstown squad severely depleted.

GAA tweets of the week

Tyrone club football hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons in recent days...

What they said ... the weekend in quotes

"When we came in we felt that they (Cork) were the standard bearers and to take the crown we would have had to take them out. And that's said with massive respect to them because they brought the game to that level and it has been our goal to set a standard higher than them."