Club fixtures (updated 24 April)

Kilmainhamwood GFC presents "An evening with GAA Stars"

JFC D: Maximum points for Dunboyne

The fourth year of the Celtic Challenge

In this, the fourth year of the competition, the Bank of Ireland Celtic Challenge continues to go from strength to strength by providing 1,300 players with a programme of 138 matches, which will commence in May and conclude in June 2019.

Survey: camogie players call for change

Eight out of 10 inter-county camogie players want rule changes - "particularly around physical contact" - to be trialled.

Glorious sunshine greets hurlers for Poc Fada at Loughcrew Cairns

Beautiful sunshine brought crowds out to Loughcrew Cairns on Easter Monday for the launch of Loughcrew Gaels, a combination of Kilskyre and Moylagh juvenile hurling teams.

Kilmainhamwood GAA news

Kilmainhamwood GFC weekly lotto draw took place in Keogan's on Tuesday 23rd April 2019 at 9pm where the jackpot was €14,800.

Seneschalstown GFC Lotto

This weeks lotto numbers are: 7, 9, 13, 14

Barrowsiders ready for minor challenge

Carlow manager Christy Kealy expects his charges to face a tough test against Meath in the Leinster MHC this weekend.

SFC: Great start for Na Fianna

On a fine sunny afternoon Na Fianna started their second outing of the championship in Pairc Tailteann taking on Curraha.

Leinster MFC: Net gains for Dublin against holders in opener

Second half goals from Ryan O'Dwyer and substitute Luke Swan proved vital for Dublin as they got their Electric Ireland Leinster MFC campaign off to a winning start, with a six-point win over 2018 winners Meath at Parnell Park tonight.

Reports round up

After a couple of hectic weeks the club football championship came to a close until late July (prov). Round 2 didn't disappoint on the entertainment front.

McGill: Royals fully focussed on Faithfuls

Conor McGill insists Meath can't afford to look past Offaly in this year's Leinster SFC.

Team news: Holders name starting XV for Leinster MFC clash with Dublin

Meath minor football manager Conor O'Donoghue has named his team to take on Dublin in the opening round of the Leinster championship.

JFC: Clonard almost win it at the death

Kildalkey was the venue for this second round of junior championship, played in perfect conditions.

JFC B: No luck for Don/Ash 3rds

Donaghmore Ashbourne's 3rd team lost out by a point to St Colmcille's in a closely fought Junior B Championship game in brilliant sunshine in Skryne on Sunday 21st April.

JFC: Two in a row for Clann Na nGael

Played in ideal conditions in Bective, Clann na nGael continued where they left off in round one with a hard earned victory over Dunsany in round 2 of the Junior A Meath football championship.

JFC C: Gaels no match for Dunderry

After a good win in the opening round Clann na nGael came up against a strong Dunderry side in Dunderry on Easter Monday but it was the men in black and white that came away with the victory.

JFC: Ballivor trailed by 8 points with 15 minutes left

Moylagh and Ballivor met in the second round of the junior championship in Pairc Tailteann on Sunday afternoon.

JFC: Disappointment for Skryne in Kildalkey

Having beaten Dunshaughlin in the first round by a very late goal it looked like a repeat was on the cards as Skryne had two very good chances of goals with the game in injury time.

JFC: Vincents run out convincing winners

The game started out with the men in maroon and white dominating possession and getting the first two scores.

IFC: Walterstown back on track

Walterstown had been narrowly defeated by Dunderry in the Intermediate First Round so they were really hoping to kick-start their championship here with a win.

IFC: Three out of four for Nobber

A spirited performance from Nobber saw off a determined Meath Hill in this 2nd round of the Meath IFC at Drumconrath.

IFC: Dunderry on a roll

In round 2 action on a scorching Saturday afternoon in the pristine surroundings of Moynalvey GFC, Dunderry faced Blackhall Gaels in what promised to be an entertaining game played in perfect conditions.

IFC: Dunboyne too strong for Don/Ash

A strong second half showing from St Peters proved too much for Donaghmore Ashbourne in this Intermediate Football Championship 2nd round match

IFC: Bective dig deep to stun Trim

Bective pulled off a big surprise by beating Trim in this second round Intermediate championship encounter in sunny Sean Newman Park in Bohermeen.

SFC: Missed opportunity for Seneschalstown

Seneschalstown should have had there first points of the championship but lost out as 14-man Dunshaughlin came back from a 9-point deficit to defeat the Yellow Furze side by a single point.

JFC: 'Hill' too steep for Yellow Furze

Summerhill second team travelled to Paddy O'Brien Park on Sunday morning to take on Seneschalstown in the Teach Na Teamhrach JFC Group C game.

IFC: 'Drums' on top in local derby

Local neighbours Kilmainham and Drumbaragh travelled the short distance to a sun soaked Pairc Tailteann to battle it out in Round 2 of the Intermediate Championship.

Results Round Up

Round 2 of the club football championship came to a close today.

SFC: Gaeil Colmcille remain unbeaten

Gaeil Colmcille made it two wins from two when they beat St. Patrick's by 7 points in a glorious afternoon in Rathkenny.

SFC Bragging rights for Summerhill

On Saturday evening Summerhill travelled the short distance to Trim to play near neighbours Moynalvey in the second round of the Fairyhouse Steel SFC.

IFC: Castletown's unbeaten run continues

Castletown's unbeaten run for 2019 continued on Saturday late afternoon in Athboy with this two point victory over Ballinabrackey in the IFC.

SFC: Gore and Curtis star for Rathkenny

Hot conditions in Trim provided the setting for the meeting of Rathkenny and Longwood in what turned out to be an ultra-competitive contest for the spectators.

IFC: All square in Meath Hill

One could sense a sigh of relief from both camps at the final whistle when this second round Intermediate Group B clash ended all square in the excellent facilities of Meath Hill

Mumps outbreak sees Cavan-Meath challenge game postponed

Tomorrow afternoon's senior football challenge game between Cavan and Meath has been cancelled due to an outbreak of mumps in the Crosskeys area.

SFC Group A: Nine-point turnaround wins it for Skryne

Skryne recovered from the concession of two early goals to overcome O'Mahonys in this engrossing clash at Simonstown on Saturday evening.

SFC: Two from two for Ratoath

Ratoath put in a solid team performance in this hard fought championship win over neighbours Donaghmore Ashbourne on a warm, dry Saturday evening in Pairc Tailteann, Navan.