Football championship results, reports round up

Football Championship quarter final fixtures

SFC Group B: Gaeils bow out

SFC Group B: Tones too strong for Curraha

Curraha travelled to Walterstown early on Sunday afternoon for their 3rd and final group game of the Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship encounter against Wolfe Tones.

IFC Group B: Defeat but Ballivor march on

If any spectators in Batterstown on Friday night were unaware of the permutations of the group that were in play, then the scenes at the end of this Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship Group B Round 3 fixture would have been very confusing.

JFC Group C: Goals down Kilmainham

It was all or nothing as Kilmainham headed for Boardsmill on Sunday 8th September 2024.

IFC Group D: First win for St. Michaels

A dominant second half dislpay against a stiff wind in Bohermeen on Sunday morning propelled St. Michaels to what could yet prove to be a very important victory for them in this years IFC.

Ladies IFC: Farrelly powers Michaels to quarter final

An inspired performance from St. Michaels half forward Marion Farrelly in which she scored eight points in this group match in Sean Eiffe Park, Ratoath on Saturday evening last propelled her side into the quarter final versus Walterstown in a couple of weeks time.

Jun B FC Group A: Wood goals crush Cortown

Cortown's Championship woes continued on Sunday afternoon in Moynalty with a goal-hungry Kilmainhamwood inflicting a second successive defeat on Martin McGovern's team in front of a large crowd that congregated to the North Meath venue.

IFC Group C: Pats enter relegation battle with a win

At 6 PM today at Walterstown GAA, a light breeze moved across the grounds, offering ideal playing conditions for the evening's Meade Farm IFC Group C fixture between St.Patricks and Drumbaragh Emmets.

One out of two for Kilbride

Kilbride had a double header for ladies and men's teams versus O Mahony's on Sunday, with the ladies kicking off first at 10.30 in Kilbride.

JFC Group B: Dunderry exit the race

Dunsany welcomed both teams on Saturday evening at six.

Premier Div 4 FC: Dunderry bounce back

11 o clock Sunday morning in Batterstown was the time and venue for this Premier football championship game.

SFC Group D: Ratoath rout Rathkenny

Hot favourites Ratoath came away from Pairc Tailteann with a facile victory over Rathkenny in this Fairyhouse Steel sponsored Meath Senior Football Championship Group D Round Three game played last Sunday evening, September 8th.

IFC Group D: Disappointment for Walterstown in Bohermeen

All square with three minutes of normal time remaining, yet the difference was seven points when the long whistle was sounded.

IFC Group B: Encouraging performance from Longwood

Longwood's final group game in the Intermediate Championship ended in defeat to Castletown.

Jun B FC Group B: 'Wood' advance as group winners

Kilmainhamwood headed over to Moynalty on a balmy September afternoon knowing that a 5 point win at least was needed to top Group A of the Junior B Championship.

Prem Div 6 FC: Moynalty on top in "winner takes all" clash

Moynalty hosted Syddan on Sunday morning in a "Winner takes all" clash for a spot in the semi finals of the Meath Cleaning Supplies Premier Football Championship Division 6.

IFC Group A: Draw sees Bective advance to quarter final

Bective travelled to Ballinlough to face Nobber in this final game in the group stages of the Intermediate Championship Group A.

Prem Div 2 FC: Hoops book semi final spot

The game was played in perfect conditions in Simonstown on Saturday afternoon.

Ladies SFC: Late sucker punch proves costly for Seneschalstown

A goal in injury proved decisive as Seneschalstown went down to Donaghamore/Ashourne in this well contested Kepak Ladies Senior Football Championship match in Fr Tully Park.

Ladies SFC: O'Mahonys secure place in the knockouts

On a fine summery evening in Paddy O'Brien Park, Navan O'Mahony's secured their place in the knockout stages of the SFC with a convincing win over Oldcastle.

Championship quarter final draw

With the group stages complete the draw for the quarter finals of the Meath Senior and Intermediate Football Championship was made this evening at Pairc Tailteann.

JFC Group C: Ruthless Clann na nGael march into the knockout stages

The winter jackets were out yet again, on what was a blustery afternoon in Boardsmill.

JFC Group B: Vincents march on

With a place in the knockout stages of the championship already secured, St. Vincent's took to the field in Dunsany to face Dunderry knowing that avoiding defeat would see them progress to a semi-final.

IFC Group C: Oldcastle demolish Moynalvey

Oldcastle maintained their 100% record and once again outlined their championship credentials with this devasting demolition of Moynalvey in round 3 of the Meade Farm IFC played at Simonstown on Saturday 7th September.

IFC Group D: O'Mahonys advance as group winners

Navan O'Mahony's went into this game knowing what they had to do to keep matters in their own hands and, as a team, stepped up to the mark.

JFC Group B: Ballinlough Shine through

Ballinlough and St.Brigids headed for a pristine Milbrook on Saturday evening with Ballinlough knowing nothing short of a massive victory would give them any chance of going through to the knock out stages of the competition.

SFC Group A: Holders hold firm

Summerhill advanced to the Senior Football Championship quarter final after this two point win over Donaghmore Ashbourne in a very entertaining match played in perfect conditions at Pairc Tailteann.

IFC Group B: Duleek-Bellewstown narrowly miss out

Needing to secure a win by a two-point margin, Duleek-Bellewstown faced off against Ballivor in Batterstown in Round 3 of the Intermediate Championship.

SFC Group C: Goal thwarts second half comeback

Seneschalstown concluded their Group C campaign of the Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship with a three point defeat to Na Fianna in Ashbourne on Thursday night.

JFC Group A: Syddan fightback not enough

Syddan and Moylagh played out an entertaining draw in well appointed Ballinlough GFC under lights on Friday evening.

Football format to be unchanged in 2025 as pre-season competitions axed

The Central Council of the GAA has proposed that changes to the All-Ireland SFC not take place until 2026.

The late James (Seamus) Carney

Meath GAA have paid tribute to former senior hurling manager James (Seamus) Carney.

IFC Group A: Unbeaten Meath Hill impress from start to finish

Meath Hill made the short journey to Duleek for their third and final group game.

IFC Group A: Draw enough as Bective advance

A draw was enough for Bective, coupled with Meath Hill's win over Blackhall Gaels, to advance to the knockout stages of the Meath Intermediate Football Championship.