Saturday's football and hurling championship fixtures

Team news: Brennan sticks with tried and trusted

GAA on TV: Six provincial ties for fans to watch live this weekend

Billy Byrne Cup final: Wall points the way for Drumree

The Billy Byrne Cup Final lived up to its billing-tight, tense, and full of heart. In a fiercely contested battle between Drumree and Clann na nGael, it was Drumree who showed incredible character and togetherness to edge a one-point victory, 0-16 to 1-12, and lift their first silverware of the 2026 season.

Team news: Royals make four changes

The Meath team to take on Roscommon in round 2 of the Christy Ring Cup shows four changes from the side beaten by Kerry in the opening round last Sunday at Trim.

Davis Cup final: Potterton inspires as Kildalkey take home the silverware

Kildalkey produced a brilliant second half display to relieve holders Killyon of the Brendan Davis Cup last night at Fr. Plunkett Memorial Park.

Round 4 Football League fixtures & results

Round 4 of the Football League got up and running last night. Wolfe Tones continued on their winning ways with two points to spare over last year's Division 2 winners Trim.

LGFA approve new playing rules

A Ladies Gaelic Football Association Special Congress has voted through the package of 12 playing rule enhancements trialled during the 2026 Lidl National League season and Higher Education Colleges competitions.

Leinster MFC: Meath bounce back in style

After suffering defeats to Louth and Kildare in their opening two rounds Meath picked up their first win in this year's Leinster Minor Football Championship after this commanding display against Laois at O'Moore Park.

Hurling League round 2 round up

There are still a few games to be played to complete round 2 of the Adult Hurling League

HL Div 1: Comprehensive display from Trim

Trim put a number of recent marginal defeats behind them with a comprehensive display, following an early Sunday throw in, at an icy and windy Baconstown.

Camogie: Great weekend for Meath Under 16's

Meath U16's enjoyed another superb weekend of camogie, travelling to Kilkenny to take on Wicklow in the Leinster U16C Shield Final.

Division 4 CL: O'Mahony's good start continues

Navan O'Mahonys kept their good start to the year going in Trim with a hard-fought win over the home side in Round 3 of the Division 4 Camogie League.

Team news: Royals make two changes

Manager Trevor Giles has made two changes to the starting XV that lost out to Kildare for the Leinster MFC round 3 clash with Laois.

HL Div 2: St. Peter's good form continues

A last minute goal line save from a 20 meter free ensured that Dunboyne walked away from Kildalkey with a hard earned but well deserved victory in this Div 2 league encounter played on Saturday evening on Kildalkey's back pitch.

HL Div 2: Drumree surge past Trim with dominant display

Drumree delivered a commanding performance on home soil in Round 2 of the league, overpowering Trim with a convincing 2-24 to 1-3 victory.

Christy Ring Cup: Kingdom too good for Royals

Kerry justified their favourites tag for outright honours with this commanding victory over Meath in the opening round of the Christy Ring Cup played at Lomans Park Trim.

HL Div 1: Dunderry down Kilmessan

Kilmessan suffered their first defeat in the Division 1 Hurling League after this narrow loss to Dunderry in Kilmessan.

HL Div 2: Kildalkey lose out in atrocious conditions

Conditions were atrocious for this Div 2HL Round 2 game between Kildalkey and Dunboyne played in Kildalkey on Saturday evening with gale force winds and bitterly cold temperatures it wasn't for the faint hearted players or supporters.

HL Div 3: Tones win again

D'éirigh leis an fhoireann baile le cosaint láidir i gcoinne na gaoithe sa dara leath agus iad sé chúilíni chun tosaigh ag leatham.

HL Div 3: Kilmessan bounce back

Having lost their opening round to Wolfe Tones, Kilmessan picked up their first win in the Division 3 with this four point victory over Longwood in Kilmessan.

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HL Div 3: O'Mahony's on top in game of two halves

A gale-force wind ensured that it was a game of two halves in Kiltale on Saturday afternoon, when O'Mahony's got their second win of the Div 3 HL.

HL Div 4: Two from two for Navan O'Mahony's

Conditions were awful for hurling, with icy winds and hailstones at stages throughout the match.

FL Div 11: Kilmainham no match for Nobber

Kilmainham 2nds took on Nobber 2nds on Sun 12th April in Kilmainham. This was a rearranged match due to the Nobbers pitch being deemed unplayable last week.

HL Div 3: Brighter days ahead for Longwood

Longwood's hurlers may have come out on the wrong side the final scoreline but there were plenty of reasons to hope for brighter days ahead, such was the level of performance.

Sunday's football and hurling championship results

See all of today's inter-county senior football and hurling championship results below...

Derry, Donegal and Kerry cruise to first round victories in Christy Ring Cup

Donegal avenged last month's Division 3 league final loss to Wicklow by handing the Garden men an 11-point defeat in the opening round of the Christy Ring Cup this afternoon.

HL Div 6: Great start for Kilmessan 3rds

Under new manager David Cassidy Kilmessan made a winning start to the Division 6 Hurling League with this one point victory over St. Pats in Kilmessan.

Saturday's football and hurling championship results

See below for today's inter-county senior, U20 and minor football and hurling championship results...

FL Div 3: Hoey points the way in Castletown

The match was changed from the original fixture due to Castletown's involvement in the Coirn na Boinne final.

FL Div 9: Comfortable win for Moynalty

Moynalty ran out comfortable winners in their latest meeting with Drumbaragh, the second clash between the sides in just two days. Despite both teams making significant changes, the intensity remained high throughout.

Camogie: Late Collins strike steers Kerry past Meath to Division 2 title

A Centra National Camogie League Division 2 final that was every bit as free-flowing as the Irish motorway network this weekend was edged by Kerry, thanks to Shannon Collins firing a low shot past Maggie Randle in the 55th minute, the decisive moment in a contest that had just five scores from open play in the hour.