Yeah I'd agree. It won't be long before Ratoath are senior. The current group of u-18, u-16 players will probably take them there. It's a bit early to call the winner yet but Curraha could take the honours.

seamusmac (Meath) - Posts: 379 - 01/04/2012 20:03:10    1141407

Ratoath will have a job to go intermediate, never mind senior! Baby steps.
Curraha will win Junior I'd say

rath_togh (Meath) - Posts: 740 - 01/04/2012 21:08:46    1141467

Agree with rath togh. Apart from one appearance in the Junior final in which we were well beaten by Moynalvey, we haven't looked like returning to Intermediate, let alone going to senior. And I don't think we've beaten any of the so called "stronger" Junior teams in that time either (which doesn't bode well for the group we're in this year).
Curraha for Junior this year.

Ratoath Royal (Meath) - Posts: 1385 - 02/04/2012 09:21:52    1141580

This was posted as a new thread but since the subject matter is the same it has been incorporated here.

01/04/2012
20:54:06
MeathKM
County: Meath
Posts: 1

Junior Club Competition

Anyone know when the Junior Season kicks off - if it hasn't already.

I haven't played for a few years but want to get back into it. Details on Simonstown Junior training would be most helpful..

Administrator (None) - Posts: 2275 - 02/04/2012 10:58:53    1141644

You you look back at the last few years , Kilmainham , Dunsany and Curraha all stand out. . You would have to fancy one of these 3
Id go for Curraha as they havent got the baggage Dunsany have, Kilmainham are in Div 2 which would be a very high standard
so Id say its between these two teams, Bective as Dark Horses

lagoreX (Meath) - Posts: 223 - 02/04/2012 11:41:40    1141679

Every year I hear Dunsany, Curragha, Rathoath are going to win the Junior and it never happens, the winners of the Junior 2012 are currently top of division 4

An_Oifigeach (Meath) - Posts: 220 - 02/04/2012 13:09:37    1141777

Write Dunsany off. Lost 6 out of 6 and from listening to them make excuses, it will be an early summer for them.

Footballonly (Meath) - Posts: 128 - 02/04/2012 15:14:55    1141976

cortown....good experience

tackleberry (Meath) - Posts: 324 - 02/04/2012 16:33:33    1142088

I think Rathmoloyn are in with a strong chance this year

Lebowski (Meath) - Posts: 363 - 02/04/2012 17:03:22    1142119

I wouldnt pass much remarks of Drumcondrath. When they play the top teams in the division like Moylagh and Curraha etc they will fall short.

BigJoe14 (Meath) - Posts: 1013 - 02/04/2012 17:29:33    1142144

According to some posters here, Rathmolyon should win both the junior and senior football championships, which would be quite an achievement for a club tht fields no football teams.....

CastleBravo (Meath) - Posts: 1677 - 02/04/2012 17:58:26    1142175

*tonytookamotor....u must be a kimainham supporter because u talk them up bigtime! do u watch them much?

reignofterror (Meath) - Posts: 10 - 02/04/2012 17:59:41    1142178

Anyone know what has happened to Dunsany? Just took a peep at the league tables on the Meath page there and they are rock bottom with six losses from six games..

Read on another topic that Newman is going abroad, if this is true I would write off Kilmainham.

Are Drumbaragh up to much? And what about Cortown??

gaelicgab (USA) - Posts: 878 - 02/04/2012 18:05:31    1142188

Bective and Ratoath are looking very strong. Both are doing reasonably well in Division 3. It's hard to judge though by the league, only when the Championship comes around will clubs have a full squad available.

tonytookamotor (Meath) - Posts: 139 - 02/04/2012 18:37:23    1142229

does league form count going into championship

daboy (Meath) - Posts: 56 - 03/04/2012 17:50:12    1143036