Club fixtures (updated 21 September)

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Wall wouldn't rule out future AFLW move

Meath All-Ireland SFC winner Vikki Wall wouldn't rule out a move to the Australian women's football league in the future.

Ladies SFC: St. Michaels no match for Donaghmore Ashbourne

Donaghmore Ashbourne started confidently in this opening round of the senior championship in Carlanstown on Sunday evening when they opened their account with a goal after only four minutes play.

U15 FC Div 6: Brave Michaels/Nobber lose out to Slane

Those who were in attendance at this U-15 championship match in Carlanstown on Sunday afternoon were treated to an excellent game of football which remained in the balance right up to the final whistle.

Ladies SFC: Great start for Seneschalstown

Seneschalstown got their Kepak LGFA Senior Championship off to a winning start with an accomplished performance on their trip to South Meath to play Boardsmill on Sunday evening.

IHC: The Heavey, Geoghegan and Power show in Kildalkey

After the senior game against Trim in Navan earlier on Kildalkey supporters headed back to the village for a home game v Killyon in the Intermediate championship.

Meyler, Wall and Kelly claim GAA/GPA awards for September

Three players who contributed stellar performances that helped lead their counties to coveted silverware have been rewarded with Player of the Month awards for September.

JHC: Kirby's return inspires 'The Village'

After a big win v Wolfe Tones in round 1 and a bye in round 2 Kildalkey's third string met one of the favourites in St Pats at home on Saturday evening in sunny conditions.

SHC: Second win for Kilmessan

Kilmessan picked up their second win in Group B of the Meath Senior Hurling Championship with ten points to spare over Wolfe Tones at Dunderry.

JHC: Kilmessan remain unbeaten

Kilmessan recorded their third win in the Meath Junior Hurling Championship with this 13 point victory over Na Fianna in Kiltale.

Ladies JFC: Winning start for the Pats

St Pats travelled to Walterstown on Sunday evening 19th of September to take on the ladies from Walterstown in the 1st round of the Junior A Championship 2021.

Ladies Junior B FC: Clonard tops in high scoring thriller

Clonard started very slow and Kilbride scored well to lead at the first water break 3-4 to 2-1.

Ladies JFC: Opening round defeat for Moylagh

Moylagh ladies made the ideal start to their first round of the JFC championship with a five point win over Duleek Bellewstown.

Ladies Junior C FC: Great start for Trim

Trim got there Championship underway with a hard fought but deserved win in Dunboyne on Saturday evening.

Ladies IFC: Leahy hat-trick seals opening round win for O'Mahonys

A hat-trick from Ailbhe Leahy may have been the highlight, but this was a great overall team performance from Navan O'Mahony's in this opening round of the intermediate football championship.

IHC: Drumree finish strong to see off O'Mahonys

Three goals in the final quarter left the scoreboard looking rather dour from a Navan O'Mahony's perspective in this Round 3 Intermediate Hurling Championship encounter in headquarters.

SHC Group A: Champions draw comfort from thriller

Trim maintain their grip on the Jubilee Cup despite being reeled in by a strong Kildalkey finale at Pairc Tailteann on Sunday afternoon.

Former Antrim footballer Anto Finnegan dies aged 48

Former Antrim footballer Anto Finnegan has died at the age of 48 following a brave battle against motor neurone disease.

Results round up

Kildalkey and Na Fianna share top spot in Group A on the SHC. Dunboyne make it three wins from three outings and top Group B.

SHC: Justin Coyne shines as Killyon get their first win

After an opening round draw with Kilmessan and a round 2 loss to Dunboyne, Killyon got their first win of this years senior hurling championship with nine points to spare over Clann na nGael at Fr Plunkett Memorial Park Kildalkey.

Special Congress to be held at Croke Park on October 23rd

The GAA's Special Congress will be hosted at Croke Park on October 23rd.

Fixtures guide to this weekend's club action including three county hurling finals

Now that the inter-county season is done and dusted for another year, attentions turn towards the club championships, some of which are well underway...

HS Club Football Team of the Week

And just like that the group stages come to an end. After last weekend some clubs are finished for the year, some have knockout football to look forward to while others have the threat of relegation hanging over their heads.

In picture: Meath's Super 8

Meath were celebrating once more yesterday when Electric Ireland announced their Minor Football Team of the Year.

Special Recognition award for Moynalty/Carnaross minors

The 2021 Minor Championships also saw the return of the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Special Recognition awards, recognising those Minor players who stepped up and a made life-changing contributions to our society.

Eight Meath players make Minor Football Team of the Year

Meath's achievement in claiming a fourth All-Ireland MFC title has been recognised with eight players on the 2021 Electric Ireland GAA Team of the Year while corner-back Conor Ennis is the Minor Football Player of the Year.

IFC: Debutant McEntee steals the show

McEntee a nephew of the great Gerry McEntee like Ronaldo was making his starting championship debut for Anthony Monaghan's charges and he didn't disappoint.

JFC: Dominant Vincents maintain winning ways

St. Vincent's kept up their winning run with a dominant display against Castletown in Duleek on Sunday evening.

IFC: Bective finish with a win

Bective needed to win this third round championship match against Blackhall Gaels in Summerhill to have a chance of taking a quarterfinal spot, subject to St Pats beating Nobber.

Intermediate relegation draw

The draw for the Meath Intermediate Football Championship relegation battle has been made.

GAA launches landmark survey to shape its next strategic plan

The GAA is today launching a landmark survey to give all players, members and supporters an opportunity to shape the Association's next five-year strategic plan.

Meath knockout football fixtures

With the completition of the group stages we now have a clear picture of the Meath senior, intermediate and junior football championship knockout stages.

Match reports round up

The group stages are over and while some clubs are finished for the year the battle to avoid relegation or for a place in the semi finals will begin in ernest in a few weeks time.

Premier Div 7: Vincents held in Kilbride

St. Vincent's earned a draw in this tight encounter in Kilbride.

IFC: Early goals leave Clann na nGael with a mountain to climb

Clann na nGael came up against a strong Trim team in Pairc Tailteann on Sunday afternoon and were unable to get the better of the Trim men despite fighting hard throughout the match.

SFC: Local derby ends all square after thrilling encounter

Neither the Bracks nor Na Fianna had too far to travel on Sunday noon for round 3 of the Senior Championship, as the fantastic facilities in Clonard GFC was the selected location for this local derby.

Premier Div 5: Bracks continue their winning ways

Ballinabrackey made the long journey down to Piltown on Friday evening to take on St. Colmcilles in round 6 of the Premier Championship.

Premier Div 7: Goals keep O'Mahonys on top

Spectators in Paddy O'Brien Park were treated to a feast of goals in this floodlit Premier Division 7 encounter on Monday evening. The win was enough to leave Navan O'Mahony's young team defending their spot at the top of the group going into the final rounds.