The three Meath championship winners open their Leinster account this weekend while Ladies Schampions Royals Gaels head to Páirc de Búrca for a semi final date.

Intermediate championship winners Kilbride make the trip Longford to take on Ardagh Moydow. The Longford champions defeated St. Brigids Killashee in their county final in early October. 

Clann na nGael return to the scene of their JFC final win when they take on Glenmore. More known for their hurling powers Glenmore won the Kilkenny Intermediate Football Championship back in April.

Fresh from their Keegan Cup final win over Ratoath, Summerhill enter the race for Provincial honours with a clash against Killoe Young Emmets. The Longford champions have also won the county Junior A and Junior C football titles.

Dunshaughlin Royals Gaels are one step away from a Leinster final but standing in their way this Sunday are reigning Provincial winners Kilmacud Crokes. The Dublin champions reached the All Ireland final last year losing out to  Kilkerrin-Clonberne.

Saturday 1st November

Leinster Club IFC Round 1

Ardagh Moydow v Kilbride 12.30

Venue: Glennon Brothers Pearse Park Referee: Lee Moore

Leinster Club JFC Round 1

Clann na nGael v Glenmore 13.30

Venue: Páirc Tailteann, Navan Referee: Paddy Mc Dermott

Sunday November 2nd

Leinster Club SFC Round 1

Summerhill v Killoe Young Emmets 13.30

Venue: Páirc Tailteann, Navan Referee: Alan Coyne 

AIB Leinster LGFA Club Championship semi final

Kilmacud Crokes v Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels 14.00

Venue: Páirc de Búrca, Kilmacud

 

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