After losing finals in the last two years Ashbourne Educate Together National School claimed their first ever Allianz Meath Cumann na mBunscol title with this comfortable win over Scoil Naomh Eoin
It's a day that never disappoints. Once again large crowds descended on an impeccable St. Lomans Park Trim for the opening day of the Allianz Meath Cumann na mBunscol football finals.
Clonard added a minor championship title to their July league title on Saturday when they overcame a strong Duleek/Bellewstown side in near perfect conditions at the pristine St.Loman's Park, Trim.
As Storm Ashley descended over the County, The Meath LGFA Junior E championship final between both 2nd teams from Clann na nGael & Dee Rangers was played in very windy miserable conditions in Grangegodden pitch on Sunday.
After losing nine finals since 1972 Dunsany finally got their hands on the Meath Junior Football Championship title with this one point win over St. Vincents at a stormy Pairc Tailteann.
Dunshaughlin were crowned Meath Senior Football Championship winners for the first time since 2002 with this two point win over Wolfe Tones at a stormy Páirc Tailteann.
After their first success in 2019 Na Fianna made it a three in a row of Meath Senior Camogie championship title wins with this comfortable victory over former champions Kilmessan
Jenkinstown Gaels lost out to Na Fianna by three points in the opening round of the Coolrite U-19 Div. 3A Football Championship played under lights at Batterstown on Friday night October 18th.
After the disappointment of defeat on penalties to Seneschalstown in the previous round, Curraha had to regroup and prepare for a crunch tie against Ballinabrackey.
Kilmessan claimed the Meath Under 15 Division 2 Hurling Championship title with this six point win over Wolfe Tones at a stormy Kilberry on Sunday morning.
It was a high-noon showdown for this u15 Division 1 Shield final in a windswept Grangegodden between old rivals Gaeil Colmcille/ Loughcrew Gaeils and Ratoath .
Seneschalstown produced a strong second half performance to defeat Ratoath in the opening round of the Coolrite Under 19 Football Championship in Fr. Tully Park on Saturday night.
It was disappointed for Navan O'Mahony's at the final whistle, pipped to the post by two points after extra time in the final of the IFC by Meath Hill.
A late Navan O'Mahony's surge fell just short of claiming the Delaney Cup in the Minor Div 1 final, played in the excellent settings of Ashbourne GAA, with a huge crowd in attendance.
Navan O'Mahony's claimed their first adult camogie championship in sixteen years in Batterstown on Sunday morning, defeating St Peter's Dunboyne in the final.
See below for the full list of today's county senior football and hurling final results, with nine deciders on the schedule postponed as a result of Storm Ashley...
There may have been potential new rules on trial in Croke Park over the course of this weekend, but Seneschalstown displayed many qualities of everything that is liked about the current version of Gaelic Football
Ratoath are the Meath Minor Football Championship Division 1 winners for the fourth time in the club's history with this four point win over Navan O'Mahony's.
Blackhall Gaels retained their Intermediate Football Championship status with this eight point win over Nobber in the Meath Intermediate Football Championship final last night under lights at Cortown.
St Patrick's came out on top in a low-scoring second attempt at the Premier 2 FC Final, played in front of a large crowd in Paddy O'Brien Park on Wednesday evening.