Dunganny was the venue for Kildalkey's Round 3 IHC game v Trim on Saturday evening and after a positive first half the blues just fell short by a point.
Navan O'Mahony's lost out to Dunderry in the third round of the Senior B HC, struggling to get the scores needed in wintery conditions in Trim on Sunday afternoon.
Meath defender Sean Coffey is set for a long-term spell on the sidelines after confirmation that the injury he suffered on club duty last weekend was an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear
Having lost out narrowly to long standing rivals St Colmcille's in the Div. 1 MFL Final, the black and ambers will have justifiably high hopes of being right in the mix of contenders for the Delaney Cup a little further on down the road.
Navan O'Mahony's lost out to St Peters Dunboyne in the first round of the SFC, played in Dunboyne on Tuesday evening. It was an exciting and high-scoring encounter.
Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels quest for a four in a row of Meath Senior Football Championship titles began with this dominant victory over Donaghmore Ashbourne on Pitch 2 at Dunshaughlin.
Moynalvey Ladies opened their Kepak Junior 'A' football championship with a hard fought three point win against Trim at Kilmore Park Moynalvey on Wednesday evening 12th August.
Harry Healy's first half goal proved that, no matter how much Gaelic football might change and evolve, sometimes the old maxim about goals winning games cannot be disproven.
With twelve minutes gone in this opening round game in Division 1 of the Meath Cleaning Supplies Junior All-County Football Championship at Fr. Tully Park
Navan O'Mahony's were left to rue a number of missed opportunities as St Pats edged the opening round of the JACFC Div 1 in a game that saw six goals in Walterstown.
With the thermometer showing an incredible 24 degrees and a wind blowing straight across the field with a slight bias for Trim, the 2026 football championship got underway
St. Michaels pushed hard for an equalising 2 pointer deep into injury time in this hard fought intermediate Group B opener but couldn't find the range to level the game.
Getting the two points is all that matters and that's what Gaeil Colmcille did with the slenderest of wins over Donaghmore/Ashbourne in Walterstown on Saturday evening.
Moynalty and Kilmainham played out a thrilling draw in Round 1 of the Junior B Football Championship on Friday evening at Grangegodden, in front of a huge crowd.
Moynalvey slumped to a four point defeat in the opening round of the Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship played at Simonstown on Sunday evening 9th August.