Seneschalstown remain pointless in the P.R Coyne & Sons Football League Division 1 after a five point defeat to Wolfe Tones in Fr. Tully Park on Thursday evening.
After losing out to a late late Offaly rally in the opening round Meath picked up their first win in the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship Tier 2 round 2 clash played in windy conditions at Lomans Park Trim.
It ebbed and flowed with the lead changing hands on countless occasions but it eventually ended in stalemate following an absorbing tussle between Cortown and Moylagh on Thursday night.
Meath made it two from two in the Leinster U20 Football Championship with this five point victory over Westmeath played in perfect conditions at Kinnegad.
Last years Brendan Davis Cup winners Kilmessan bowed out at the penultimate stage with this seven point defeat to Killyon under lights last night at Longwood.
An impressive first half display from Meath gave Cathal O'Bric's charges their second win of the Leinster U20 Football Championship campaign with five points to spare over Westmeath.
For the third time this year since the league started Meath manager Shane McCormack has released county senior team panelists to play weekend club fixtures.
On Monday night Kildalkey's third team took on a strong Dunboyne team in Dunboyne in Division 4 of the Hurling League and after a spirited second half just fell short by 4 points despite a late onslaught on the Dunboyne goals.
Drumree may not have come away with the result they wanted, but their determination and fight were on full display in a tough encounter against a strong St. Pat's side.
The final scoreline of 0-15 to 2-20 doesn't do justice to the fight, skill, and resilience shown by the away team, who pushed their opponents to the limit.
On a damp afternoon with a strong gusting wind Bhulf Tón delivered a fantastic second half performance having led by just 1 06 to 1 02 at half time after having wind advantage