There's no shortage of action for GAA fans over the coming days with the four remaining All-Ireland SFC Round 1 games and the Christy Ring Cup, Nickey Rackard and Lory Meagher Cup finals down for decision.
A lightening fast start from Gaeil Colmcille was pivotal in their win over Moynalvey away on Thursday evening with two goals from Seamus Mattimoe in the opening 9 minutes set the tone for the game throughout.
Gaeil Colmcille's ability to find the Moynalvey net saw them run out thirteen point winners in this Husqvarna Centre PR Coyne Div. 1 League Round 7 encounter played at Kilmore Park
Dunsany footballer Alexander Smyth and his girlfriend Elisha Stewart are taking on an epic climb up Mount Kilimanjaro to raise €7,500 for the Meningitis Research Foundation.
For the first time since 2019 Meath will host Under 16 finals. A total of 18 football and hurling league titles are up for grabs over the next six days.
Kilmessan were crowned Meath Under 16 Division 1 Hurling League champions with three points to spare over Navan O'Mahony's in perfect conditions at Fr. Plunkett Park Kildalkey.
A free flowing game of football saw Moynalvey get the better of Drumbaragh by four points in this PMC Physiotherapy Div. 9 football league round five game played at Kilmore Park Moynalvey on Monday evening May 25th.
Simonstown were crowned Meath Under 16 Division 1 Football League winners after this comfortable win over Dunboyne in the sweltering heat at Grangegodden.
Fast forward a year and this talented squad were back in the winners enclosure with this nine point win over Killary Emmets in the second final of the day at Grangegodden yesterday.
1-1 in the closing minutes was enough to see Mayo deny Meath and take their place in the Celtic Challenge Division 3 William Robinson Cup final after this highly entertaining semi final
Kilmessan picked up their 3rd win of the Division 1 HL campaign with this three point victory over previously unbeaten Kiltale in sweltering conditions at Kilmessan.
Boardsmill produced a second-half comeback to edge past O'Mahony's by the narrowest of margins in sunny conditions in Boardsmill on Sunday morning in the Div 3 HL.
The return of their County hurlers Darren O'Higgins, Tom Shine and Fergal Flynn was always going to be a welcome bonus and a shot in the arm for a team needing to get their season going.
Steven Sherlock struck for 0-13 as 14-man Cork came from eight points behind to defeat Meath (0-30 to 1-24) in this evening's All-Ireland senior football championship first round tie at Pairc Ui Rinn.
Extra time and penalties were needed to separate Kildare and Meath in this superb Leinster Minor Football Championship final played at O'Moore Park Portlaoise.
Meath minor football manager Trevor Giles has named the same squad that defeated Dublin in the provincial semi-final for the Leinster MFC final showdown against Kildare.
The St. Michaels lads hit the ground running and went three points to nil in front with nine minutes on the clock with points from Shane McDonnell (2) and Gearóid O'Malley (1)
Cork manager John Cleary says that Brian Hurley and Dara Sheedy are unlikely to play against Meath in this Saturday's All-Ireland SFC Round 1 clash at Pairc Ui Rinn (5.30pm).