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Club Championship 2025 - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Meathboyos86:  "Now that the county season is over and the club championship isn't far away. Who are people thinking will take senior and inter honours. I think the current champions Dunshaughlin look to be best in senior. They've had a very strong league campaign while missing 5 county players, Dunboyne seem to be well set aswell with the addition of Eric Lowndes. They meet Dunshaughlin in the league final this weekend which is sure to be a good game. Other contenders include Ratoath who look like are after loosing Paul Galvin but if they have everyone fit they'll have a say, Summerhill if they can get back to their 2023 form or even the form of last year could make them contenders, Wolfe Tones a team who have been in 4 semis and 2 finals in the last 4 years and then you have Ashbourne depending on Mentons injury. Relegation is no certainty either, alot of people will say Meath Hill as their team to go down as its their first year up and seem to have regressed since last year. Then you have St. Colmcilles, a team missing their best player in James Conlon aswell as other young lads to travelling. They have had a terrible league campaign and will need to change their form around or else they could be playing intermediate next year. Then you have Sench and the Bracks who both love being in relegation semi finals by the looks of things. In Inter, Moynalvey are favourites and rightly so they've had a very good league campaign to date and seem to have alot of players back from travelling. They beat second faves for the Inter championship in Navan o'Mahonys last night in the div 2 semi. NOM lost the final AET and will look to go a step further this year. This could depend on whether they have Roscommon back Niall Higgins. Other teams who could compete in my opinion are Duleek if they can get back to the form of 2022 and 2023 where they made 2 finals. Then you have Curraha, Oldcastle and Kilbride who look to be one foot in quarter finals due to the poor quality of their groups. Again in the intermediate championships theres 4 or 5 teams that could go down but Blackhall Gaels look to be the worst of a bad bunch. But the likes of Longwood, St. Michaels, Bective and Drumbaragh could all change BHG's fortunes."
Losing Paul Galvin?????? Ye can't just slip that in there casually and not elaborate LOL...

Blackspot09 (Meath) - 18/07/2025 11:14:24