Callaghan and Kelly take on Meath U20s

Ladies Div 1 FL: Michaels no match for Seneschalstown

There was a significant imbalance displayed between these two teams in Seneschalstown last evening as visitors St. Michaels were no match for a powerful Seneschalstown side.

Minor hurling squad named

Meath manager Davey Gaughan has named his minor hurling squad for the 2021 season. 13 clubs are represented on the 32 man panel.

This weeks lotto numbers are: 9, 19, 20, 24

The Late Tom Kerrigan

A Great Gael was laid to rest in his native Moyaugher soil last Friday, June 18th

Curraha backing St. Andrews National School

Curraha GAA were delighted to recently present St.Andrews National School with a new set of footballs.

Ladies FL: Defeat for O'Mahonys in Pilltown

The sun was shining in Piltown on the longest day of the year but that didn't reflect O'Mahony's fortunes in this second round of the Division 2 league.

Two great Meath Gaels honoured at Pairc Tailteann

The curtain came down on the 2020 Meath Premier football championship yesterday when Donaghmore Ashbourne defeated O'Mahonys in the Division 8 final at Pairc Tailteann.

Evan goes on a scoring spree for the Village

The Meath hurling cup competitions continued at pace over the weekend. One player was busier than most and stood out in the scoring honours.

GAA tweets of the week

Derry beat Offaly on Saturday to officially wrap up the 2021 Allianz Leagues and now it's all about the All-Ireland championships which get underway this weekend…

Donal O'Lionsigh Cup: 'Mill' juniors on a roll

The Boardsmill Junior's were out in action on a blustery Sunday morning at home against St. Peter's, Dunboyne in the Donal O'Lionsigh Cup

"The white one was a far better ball"

Cork marksman Patrick Horgan reckons the yellow sliotar used in hurling today doesn't provide the same consistency as the traditional white ball.

Croke Park "ready" for increased crowds - McGuinness

Croke Park Head of Operations, Tony McGuinness is hoping they can look forward to some good attendances down the road after fans returned to the stadium in pilot test fixtures this past weekend.

Davis Cup: Kildalkey blow Gaels away

Kildalkey had 11 different scorers in this home win against Blackhall  gaels on Friday night and hit 2-18 from play as they got back on the winning track again after losing to Kiltale in round one the week before.

Billy Byrne Cup: Big win for the Village

Kildalkey ran out easy winners at home on Saturday evening against a depleted Kells side who were missing a number of regulars.

Donal O Lionsigh Cup: Kildalkey leave it late to seal victory

Kildalkey's third string headed for Drumree on Sunday morning and came home with a hard fought 1 point win after coming from behind with 10 minutes to go.

Donal O Loinsigh Cup: Narrow defeat for Kilmessan

It was the first competitive game the club played on their new pitch.

Deirdre Coyne was the winner of our 1999 Meath Sleevless Jersey.

5 Luck Dip winners: Anthony Farrell, Elaine Farrelly, Paul Flood, Tom Doyle and James Brady

Premier Football Division 8 final: 'Moors' master O'Mahonys

Donaghmore-Ashbourne claimed the inaugural Premier Division 8 title at Pairc Tailteann on Sunday when running out decisive winners over O'Mahonys in the covid-delayed 2020 final

Meath SFC draw: Ratoath to open against Dunshaughlin

The 2021 Meath senior, intermediate and junior football championship draws have been made this afternoon, throwing up some intriguing clashes.

Premier Div 7 Final: 'Hill' too steep for the 'Lough"

Ballinlough and Meath Hill met in a beautiful but breezy Pairc Tailteann yesterday evening to finally play the 2020 Premier Championship Div.7 Final, and it was great to be able to welcome some 200 supporters back to the home of Meath Football.

Meath SHC draw: Ratoath and Trim drawn into same group

The 2021 Meath senior hurling championship draw has been made this afternoon at Pairc Tailteann.

Brendan Davis Cup: Flawless Reilly leads Kiltale to victory

On a perfect evening for hurling Kiltale and St. Peter's Dunboyne served up an entertaining match which was close for most of the 60 minutes before the away side scored the final three points of the encounter to run out five point victors.

Billy Byrne Cup: First win for O'Mahonys

The sun was shining bright in Kilberry this evening as O'Mahony's hurlers got their first win of the season in the second round of the Billy Byrne Cup.

Imperative to protect players by continuing to allow extra substitutes - Keane

Kerry manager Peter Keane says it's imperative to protect the welfare of players by continuing to allow teams to make seven substitutes.

Match reports round up

Big wins for Gaeil Colmcille, Dunboyne, Simonstown and Moynalvey in the Feis Cup.

Corn Na Boinne: Curtis to the fore as Rathkenny record first win

Rathkenny recorded their first win of their Corn na Bóinne campaign on a warm Wednesday evening where they were boosted by the return of county panelist Keith Curtis who fired a hattrick of goals over the hour.

Young Cork hurler's sliotar lost at sea discovered in South Wales

A young Cork hurler's sliotar lost at sea was discovered in South Wales recently.

Tailteann Cup: Strong second half performance seals win for 'Ross'

Carnaross travelled to Ballinacree for Round 2 of the Tailteann Cup and emerged worthy victors after an engaging tussle.

Feis Cup: Black and Ambers go home empty handed

David Gough was in charge of the game and allowed it to flow as much as was possible, very few soft frees were awarded to either team making it an enjoyable game to view.

Feis Cup: Seneschalstown secure first win

Looking for a win to bounce back from their opening round defeat to Na Fianna, Seneschalstown delivered a performance full of hunger and determination to outlast a physical Tones side.

Tailteann Cup: Second loss for St. Brigids

St Brigid's welcomed long time rivals Carnaross to Ballinacree on Wednesday evening for their first home game of the year.

Corn Na Boinne: Blackhall continue to build

Blackhall Gaels sit pretty on top of Group B of the Corn na Boinne, level on points with St Pat's, after they comfortably accounted for Walterstown in Kilcloon on Wednesday evening.

Corn na Boinne: St. Michaels impress

St. Michaels delivered a composed display of attacking football as they ran out nine point winners over their neighbours in Nobber last evening.

Feis Cup: Two from two for Moynalvey

Despite both sides registering fourteen scores, it was Moynalvey's ability to carve open the Navan side's defence for five goals that proved the difference.

Tailteann Cup: Goals galore for Boardsmill

Boardsmill travelled to Donore to take on St. Mary's in the second round fixture of the Tailteann Cup, Group B.

Corn Na Boinne: Bective no match for Dunderry

Bective were well beaten by a strong Dunderry outfit in this second round match of the Corn Na Boinne cup in ideal conditions, with Bective pitch at its best on Wednesday evening.

Tailteann Cup: Vincents winning run continues

With a half time score of Moynalty 0-4 to St. Vincent's 1-9 you would have taught the game almost wrapped up but the last quarter rally from Moynalty made it a much tighter affair.