The Meath hurling league finals concluded today in Lomans Park Trim.

Sunday: Kiltale made up for last year’s Division 1 HL final loss to Kildalkey with a goal to spare in today’s decider played in windy conditions at Lomans Park. A goal from county footballer Brian O’Halloran gave last year’s winners a 1-10 to 0-12 interval lead. Midway through the second half Kiltale made a push for home with goals from Jack Regan and Ross Ryan.

Saturday: After spending 13 years in Division 3 Rathmolyon will ply their trade in Division 1 of the Meath hurling league next year with back to back promotions. The Village led the Division 2 decider 0-12 to 1-6 at the break. Joey Christie and Daniel Callaghan scored a hat trick of points each. Early second half goals set Brian Gilsenan’s charges on the road to a comfortable win.

Navan O’Mahony’s made the return to Division 2 hurling for 2027 with four points to spare over Donaghmore Ashbourne at Ratoath. The winners trailed 0-11 to 1-7 at the break. The ‘Moors’ led 0-10 to 0-4 before Tom Condon got the games only goal.

Friday: Goals were central to Gaeil Colmcilles win over St. Pats in the Division 4 decider played at Paddy O’Brien Park. Conor Og Ferguson hit 3-7 in the opening half and the Kells men led 4-9 to 2-8 at the break.

Over in Rathmolyon Na Fianna needed extra time to see of Drumree. It finished 1-13 each at the end of normal time.

Blackhall Gaels took home the Division 6 title in Kiltale. The winners led 0-6 to 0-4 at the break.

Results

Division 1 Hurling League final

Kiltale 2-17 Kildalkey 1-17

Division 2 Hurling League final

Rathmolyon 2-20 Dunboyne 1-12

Division 3 Hurling League final

Navan O’Mahony’s 1-17 Donaghmore Ashbourne 0-16

Division 4 Hurling League final

Gaeil Colmcille 5-13 St. Pats 3-14

Division 5 Hurling League final

Na Fianna 3-15 Drumree 1-18 after extra time

Division 6 Hurling League final

Blackhall Gaels 1-13 Kilmessan 1-8

The group stages, were completed on Thursday 25th June.

HURLING LEAGUE ROUND UP

 

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