Kilbride turned in one of the best displays seen at Pairc Tailteann in a long time with this defeat of St. Michaels in the Intermediate Football Championship semi final.
Summerhill sent holders Dunshaughlin crashing out of the Meath Senior Football Championship with a point to spare after extra time in a thrilling semi final contest at Pairc Tailteann.
Roisin McManus bagged two goals in the second half to power Skryne to their Kepak Intermediate title in the Final in Bective on Saturday. The rain stopped in time for a brilliant game of football worthy of a final in a brilliantly appointed venue.
In the run up to this Junior Football Championship Semi-Final the consensus seemed to be that Ballinlough would book their place in the final at the expense of St. Vincent's.
St. Mary's ended their long wait for a Meath football championship title with this narrow win over Moynalty in a thrilling Junior B final at Pairc Tailteann.
The weekend will be one to remember for the footballers of Ratoath. It started at the early throw in at Pairc Tailteann on Saturday and concluded on Sunday morning in Walterstown.
Navan O'Mahony's lost out to a strong Dunshaughlin team in the final of the Meath Cleaning Supplies JACFC Div 1 final, with the winners being more clinical in taking scores on the day.
Navan O'Mahony's third team footballers made it back to back championships on Saturday afternoon in Walterstown, overcoming Dunshaughlin in an exciting final of the JACFC Div 4.
Ballinlough and St.Vincent's met on a calm but cool September Saturday evening in Dunganny for this Junior Football Championship and both sides had to give absolutely everything as nothing split the teams, with extra time needed to determine a winner.
Having lost out at the penultimate stage last year Castletown made no mistake this year with a devastating display against Moynalvey in this year's Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship Semi-Final seeing them run out nine point winners and qualify for the 2025 IFC Final.
St. Colmcilles saved their best performance of the season with this comfortable win over a disappointing Meath Hill side in the Senior Football Championship relegation final on Pitch 2 at Dunganny.
Ratoath were in impressive form as they saw off Skryne by 0-22 to 0-11 at Pairc Tailteann this afternoon to progress back into the Meath senior football championship final.
Relief was the dominant emotion for those of a blue and white persuasion when referee Ciaran Flynn's whistle sounded at the end of Thursday night's IFC relegation play-off in Dunganny.
Kilmainham and Carnaross headed to Ballinlough on Wednesday 24th September to contest the Junior A relegation final, not a final either club wanted to be part of.
Carnaross and near neighbours Kilmainham entered into the last chance saloon on Wednesday night to avoid the dreaded drop to Junior B. A large crowd descended on Ballinlough which was in immaculate condition, as always.
Please note that, following approval by the Finance Sub-Committee and subsequently the Management Committee, the gate entry fees for the following knockout championship fixtures have been set
While it took a little longer than they would have liked, Longwood's hurlers secured their first victory of championship 2025 with a hard-earned victory over a youthful Dunderry side in Trim on Sunday morning.
St Peters Intermediate Hurlers ran out convincing winners earlier this afternoon in Pairc Tailteann, with a 14-point win over last year's beaten finalists, Drumree.
The Steering Group on Integration have shared more details on the core principles that have been agreed as part of the ongoing work towards Integration for all Gaelic games.
Kiltale claimed the Meath Junior Hurling Championship title with eleven points to spare over Dunboyne in the first game of a three card programme at Pairc Tailteann.