Meath LGFA SFC, IFC and JFC final results

Bronagh Sheridan Dunshuaghlin Royals Gaels with Aoibhe Monaghan Seneschalstown during the SFC final at Bective

The Meath LGFA Senior, Intermediate and Junior Football finals are complete.

Saturday: Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels lining out without influential captain Niamh Gallaogly claimed their 4th Senior Football Championship title in a row with a hard earned victory over Seneschalstown at Bective. The first half produced five goals with Orlan Finnegan scoring a hat-trick for Seneschalstown who led at the break 4-3 to 1-3. The reigning champions fought back and were on level terms with ten minutes remaining and outscored the opposition 1-4 to 0-3 to claim the title. Meadhbh Byrne was awarded the Player of the Match

Boardsmill claimed the Intermediate title with a comfortable win over St. Ultans under lights at Skryne. After the game Laura Dempsey received the cup while half forward Paula Dorian picked up the Player of the Match award.

Results

Senior Football Final

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels 3-13 Seneschalstown 4-6

Intermediate Football Final

Boardsmill 1-12 St. Ultans 0-8

Friday: Ratoath were crowned Junior Football Championship winners after their nine point win over Dunshaughlin Royals Gaels at Seneschalstown. Ratoath captain Rebecca McIntyre was voted Player of the Match.

Result

Junior Football Championship final

Ratoath 2-12 Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels 0-8

Preview

First up is the Junior A final between Ratoath and neighbours Dunshaughlin Royals Gaels B. Ratoath were very impressive in their semi final win over St. Pats while Royals Gaels had a goal to spare over Moynalvey. The teams met in round 2 and Ratoath recorded a four point win at home.

ROUND 1 ROUND UP

ROUND 2 ROUND UP

ROUND 3 ROUND UP

QUARTER FINAL ROUND UP

SEMI FINAL ROUND UP

Path to the final

Round 1: 

Ratoath 5-15 Kilbride 3-4

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels B 2-17 Clann na nGael 2-6

Round 2: 

Ratoath 2-12 Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels B 2-8

Round 3

Ratoath 2-18 Clann na nGael 4-7

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels B 1-12 Kilbride 2-4

Quarter final

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels B 1-7 Trim 1-6

Semi finals

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels B 2-12 Moynalvey 1-12

Ratoath 2-13 St. Pats 1-4

Skryne is the venue for the Intermediate final between Boardsmill and St. Ultan's. The ‘Mill’ held the upper hand in round 1 at home and from there on controlled their group to qualify for the semi final. St. Ultans turned their season around with a well earned win over St. Michael's. Boardsmill are chasing the double having won the Division 2 FL title earlier in the year.

Path to the final

Round 1:

Boardsmill 2-13 St, Ultans 2-8

Round 2:

Boardsmill 1-11 St Colmcilles 0-07

St. Ultans 1-12 St. Michaels 1-6

Round 3:

Boardsmill 3-11 St. Michaels 0-3

St. Ultans 3-18 St. Colmcilles 2-4

Quarter final

St Ultan’s 1-12 Na Fianna 1-7

Semi finals

Boardsmill 0-8 St. Colmcilles 0-7

St. Ultans 2-13 Walterstown 2-9

The destination of the Senior Football Championship title will be decided at Bective on Saturday. Four in a row chasing Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels made light work of their final day opponents in round 3 but Seneschalstown bounced back with a goal to spare over Oldcastle and a semi final win over former champions Dunboyne in the semi final.

Path to the final

Round 1

Seneschalstown 1-11 Skryne 0-6

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels 1-27 Donaghmore Ashbourne 2-3

Round 2

Seneschalstown 3-13 Donaghmore Ashbourne 3-6

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels 1-11 Skryne 1-5

Round 3

Dunshaughlin Royals Gaels 5-15 Seneschalstown 2-2

Quarter final

Seneschalstown 2-12 Oldcastle 1-11

Semi finals

Seneschalstown 2-13 Dunboyne 1-15

Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels 1-11 Navan O’Mahony’s 2-7