St Brigid's and Carnaross met for the first of their 3 guaranteed meetings this year in Round 2 of the Tailteann Cup with the Ballinacree men earning the first spoils.
till fielding a very young team, Seneschasltown produced a performance which was another level up on their first round game and they were in contention the whole way through.
After a very depleted Dunboyne side came up short against Ratoath on Saturday last, Ger Robinson's side came away from Pilltown with two hard earned Feis Cup points on Thursday night.
St. Michaels whose opening round against Blackhall Gaels was postponed due to a bereavement got this Corn Na Boinne outing off to a losing start in a bitterly cold Carlanstown on Thursday evening.
An understrength Cortown slumped to a second consecutive defeat of the Tailteann Shield on their travels to a bitterly cold Drumconrath on Thursday night.
Meath camogie are hosting two events in March in conjunction with 'Your Plastic is out Pitch' aimed at raising funds to develop and purchase a new County Camogie Pitch.
The Meath club scene is up and running, under the new rules, with the opening round of the Feis Cup, Corn na Boinne, Tailteann Cup and Tailteann Shield.
Donaghmore Ashbourne, under new manager Timmy O'Regan, opened their 2025 competitive season with a hard-earned 1-point Feis Cup victory over Gaeil Colmcille in Grangegodden on Saturday.
St Brigids travelled to Nobber on Sunday morning to take on the hosts in the first round of the Tailteann Cup which was our first match to play under the new Gaa rules.
Trim made a winning start to the 2025 football season when they defeated a robust Ballinabrackey team in Trim on Saturday 8th February on a scoreline of 3-8 to 1-9 in the first round of the Feis Cup.
Seneschalstown went down to St. Colmcille's in the opening round of the JMB Sportsfields Feis Cup in Fr. Tully Park on Saturday evening in both teams first competitive outing of 2025.
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