Championship knockout fixtures

SFC: Heartbreak for Rathkenny at Navan

Rathkenny who were knocked out of the Fairyhouse Steel, Meath Senior Football Championship when Meath Hill sent over a two pointer with the last kick of the game played in Pairc Tailteann

Jun B FC: Moynalty and Mary's share the spoils in Castletown thriller

In a weekend of draws in the JBFC, the big two went head to head in Castletown on Friday night, and they didn't disappoint.

IFC: Kilbride make it three from three

Kilbride went three from three in Group D of the Meade Farm intermediate Championship with a comfortable win over Bective in Ratoath to top their group and into the quarter finals

JFC: Ballinlough earn automatic semi-final spot

Ballinlough and St.Ultans made their way to a wet and miserable, but well-presented Moynalty for the final group game of the Junior Football Championship

SFC: Seneschalstown bow out

Seneschalstown exited the Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship following a disappointing defeat to Ballinabrackey on Saturday evening.

Ladies SFC: Seneschalstown battle for a share of the spoils

Seneschalstown resolutely battled to a draw with Na Fianna in the second round of the Kepak LGFA Senior Championship played in Fr. Tully Park on Tuesday night.

JFC: A draw sufficient for Dunderry to advance

It was another dirty wet evening in Dunganny for this final Group B game between Dunderry and Kilmainham.

JFC: Brigids win but to no avail

Round three of the Junior Championship saw us head to Grangegodden to take on Carnaross where we needed a victory by two points or more along with a Clann na nGael victory over Moylagh to see us through to a quarter final.

IFC: Moynalvey advance as group winners

A comfortable win over St. Patricks in this Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship round three game played at Páirc Tailteann on Saturday afternoon August 30th saw Moynalvey progress to the quarter final stage as group A winners.

High drama in Meath SFC as Dunshaughlin dodge a bullet

There was incredible drama in the last round of group games in the Meath SFC today, with holders Dunshaughlin getting an unexpected lifeline.

IFC: O'Mahony's disappoint in Simonstown

A disappointing group stage for Navan O'Mahony's came to a conclusion with a six point loss to Castletown on Friday evening, leaving O'Mahony's finishing bottom of the group.

Jun B FC: Brien earn share of the spoils for table troppers Marys

With both teams already qualified for the semi-final stage this encounter would decide who would finish top, table toppers would face Cortown in the semi final

IFC: Longwood denied by last ditch two-pointer

Longwood's Intermediate Football Championship journey came to an end on Thursday evening after an absorbing tussle with Oldcastle in Paddy O'Brien Park.

Morris stars as Kingscourt advance

A Jordan Morris masterclass helped Kingscourt Stars through to the business end of the Cavan SFC.

Meath ladies boss McCormack steps down

Meath are on the lookout for a new senior ladies football manager after Shane McCormack announced that he is departing the hot seat.

IFC: Castletown advance for the third year in a row

Castletown claimed their place in the  IFC  quarter final for the third year in a row with this six points win over Navan O'Mahonys on Friday evening in Simonstown.

Ladies SFC: Late Gaels points down O'Mahony's

Navan O'Mahony's suffered a four point loss to Royal Gaels in the second round of the SFC in Dunshaughlin on a damp Thursday evening. Three points in injury time from Royal Gaels were enough for them to secure victory.

IFC: Late Crawley two pointer secures top spot for Oldcastle

A Pat Crawley 2 pointer deep into injury time earned Oldcastle a draw and secured top spot in the group.

Junior B FC: Stalemate in Cortown/Wood classic

The two unbeaten sides in Group B of the Junior B Championship produced a pulsating encounter in the driving wind and rain at Moynalty on Thursday evening, thus maintaining their unbeaten runs in the process.

Former GAA player KO's Man United

A former GAA player from Meath scored the winning penalty as Grimsby Town caused a huge Cup upset against Manchester United last night.

All County JFC: Moynalvey lose out in Stamullen

Moynalvey lost out to St. Patricks by three points in the final round group game of the Meath Cleaning Supplies Junior All County Football Championship Div. 6 played in Stamullen Tuesday evening 26th August.

IHC: Village advance to knockout stages

Rathmolyon qualified for the knockout stages of the IHC following a one point victory over St. Peters Dunboyne in Batterstown.

Jun B HC: Rathmolyon cruise into last four

Rathmolyon made the long trip to Stamullen and came away with the victory over St. Patricks that ensured qualification for the semi finals of the Junior B Championship.

Hurling championship round up

Round 4 of the Senior and Intermediate Hurling Championship concluded with the meeting of holders Ratoath and Kildalkey at Pairc Tailteann.

Camogie: Goals crucial as O'Mahony's begin with a win

O'Mahony's got off to a good start in the Senior B Camogie Championship, emerging as ten point winners over Clann na nGael in Paddy O'Brien Park under lights on Monday evening

Camogie: Great start for Drumree

The first round of the Intermediate Camogie Championship lit up Kilmessan, where our girls faced a strong home side in perfect playing conditions, with just a slight breeze to contend with.

IHC: Battling Drumree undone by late Kilskyre strikes

Drumree faced Kilskyre in Dunsany on Saturday afternoon in wet and heavy conditions that were far from ideal for hurling. Despite the weather, both sides served up an entertaining contest in front of a committed crowd.

All County JFC: Rampant Meath Hill power past Castletown

Meath Hill produced a devastating attacking display on a damp Saturday evening to sweep aside Castletown and make it two wins from two in the All-County Junior Championship Division 3.

IHC: Gaeil Colmcille secure quarter final place

In the first ever hurling game played at the newly renovated Coogan Park in Martry, Gaeil Colmcille secured a quarter final place in the 2025 Intermediate Hurling Championship with victory over Trim's second team.

Kernan links up with Royals

Aaron Kernan is set to be part of Meath football boss Robbie Brennan's management team in 2026.

SHC: Holders ease into last four

Jubilee Cup holders Ratoath booked their place in the Meath Senior Hurling Championship semi final with this comfortable win over Kildalkey at Pairc Tailteann.

Football Championship round 2 round up

Round 2 of the Football Championship is underway.

SHC: Kilmessan back on track

After their third round loss to Dunderry, Kilmessan got back on track with this seven point win over Na Fianna at Pairc Tailteann.

All County JFC: McGee hits 10 as 'Ross' win by 1

A large crowd descended on Páirc Naomh Chiarán to witness a keenly contested All County JFC Division 5 Group B match between Carnaross and Moynalty.

Navan O'Mahonys Ladies faced Wolfe Tones on the Trim Road on Thursday evening in the latest round of the Kepak Junior B Championship.

JHC: Narrow win for O'Mahony's

O'Mahony's recorded their first victory of the Junior Hurling championship with a win by the narrowest of margins over Clann na nGael in Kilskyre on Friday evening.

After an opening round defeat to Rathkenny despite an excellent second half performance, the Curraha/St.Vincents Ladies travelled to Meath Hill to take on Dee Rangers, needing a win to get their Championship campaign back on track.

Nobber Ladies' adult team continued their championship run on Friday evening with a home clash against South Meath side Kilbride.