A lightning start and a ferocious workrate from Navan O'Mahony's in the first ten minutes of the IFC semi-final was enough to secure them a spot in the final
Lee Healy has been a whirlwind all through this campaign, and he had the perfect start this evening, with a goal in the first minute, from a great pass from Keith Connell.
Ballinlough and St.Vincents met on Saturday evening in a pristine Cortown who had the place looking immaculate for the occasion.
On your marks get set… Followers of the Meath GAA club football scene are set for a bumper four days of action with a total of twelve finals and six semi finals
Cuala dethroned Ballyboden St Endas' this afternoon to advance to the Dublin senior football championship final.
Donaghmore Ashbourne sealed their place in the Meath senior football championship final with a 1-14 to 0-12 win over Ratoath in Dunganny.
Na Fianna secured their Meath senior football championship status for 2027 with a dramatic 2-10 to 0-13 victory over Simonstown Gaels in Dunganny last night.
The Meath LGFA Senior, Intermediate and Junior Football finals are complete.
Orla Finnegan is raring to go for Seneschalstown's return to the Meath senior football championship final at Bective GFC.
The Minor Hurling Championship comes to a close this Saturday with a double header at Paddy O'Brien Park on Friday night.
St Ultan's GFC invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified candidates to take on the role of Mens' Football Manager.
Kildalkey Intermediate team avoided relegation on Wednesday night in Dunganny after a 2 point win against Kilmessan.
Extra-time was needed to separate these two evenly matched teams in a very entertaining U14 Division 4 Cup final played in perfect conditions at Skryne. In the end, a late 1-3 swung the tie in favour of Ratoath.
No-one in their right mind would have set foot outside on this wet and windy night, with the storm whipping through, but Oldcastle don't get to Division 1 finals that often, so a good lock of us did just that, after a spin up to Dunboyne
The dates times and venues have been announced for the adult hurling championship finals.
We will know our final pairings in the Senior, Senior B, Intermediate and Intermediate B hurling championship on Sunday.
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has confirmed its Master Fixtures Plan for 2027.
After claiming the Division 3 Football League title earlier in the year Ballivor completed the double after this win over St. Colmcilles in the Under 14 Division 2 Cup final at Ballinlough.
With Páirc Tailteann unavailable due to redevelopment works, Ashbourne and Trim will host the respective Meath SFC and SHC finals next month.
Kiltale ended Ratoath's quest for a three in a row of Jubilee Cup titles with this impressive display in blustery conditions at Devenish Park Dunganny.
Heavy rainfall all morning didn't dampen the spirits before this eagerly anticipated semi final at Devenish Park Meath GAA Centre of Excellence.
O'Mahony's produced an impressive second-half performance to overcome Clann na nGael by 11 points in the final group game of the Senior B Camogie Championship
Cortown secured a second reserve team final of the season, this time in Championship following an emphatic home victory over Duleek/Bellewstown on Saturday evening.
St. Michaels edged out Bective in this very competitive encounter in Carlanstown on Saturday evening last and in doing so booked themselves a place in the division 4 final
Boardsmill booked their place in the Intermediate Hurling Championship final with this eight point win over Trim at Devenish Park.
Clann na nGael booked their place in the Intermediate Hurling Championship final with this comprehensive win over Drumree at Devenish Park.
Kildalkey's Junior hurlers took on St Pats on Saturday afternoon in the Junior A Final at Ratoath but came out second best to a fitter slicker and more physical St Pats on the day.
Vincent's and St. Ultans played out a brilliant JFC quarter final Under lights in Simonstown.
The club's junior hurlers rose to Championship glory on Saturday after a hard-fought victory over Dunderry in Kiltale.
Kiltale was the venue and put on great show and welcome for both teams.
St Patrick's came through a tense and dramatic encounter against Moynalty, eventually securing a two-point victory
There was only one man who took the headlines, Cathal Fox, a cult figure in Nobber GAA circles stole the headlines with a sensational goal into the scoreboard end of the ground towards the end of the game.
Seneschalstown exited Meath Cleaning Supplies Junior All-County Football Championship Division 1 at the hands of a strong Trim
Substitute Conor Mulcrone was the hero as Navan O'Mahony's claimed the Minor Football Championship Premier Cup title after extra-time in a very exciting final
After last nights action we now know the pairing for the five cup finals.
Round 4 of the Senior B camogie championship saw O'Mahonys welcome Boardsmill to Paddy O'Brien Park.
Navan O'Mahony's secured their place in the JACFC Div 1 for 2027, withstanding a comeback from St Colmcilles who were held to a single score in the first half and came out fighting in the second.
The quarter finals are over. Now for the battle of the last four.
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