Rathmolyon made the long trip to Stamullen and came away with the victory over St. Patricks that ensured qualification for the semi finals of the Junior B Championship.
O'Mahony's got off to a good start in the Senior B Camogie Championship, emerging as ten point winners over Clann na nGael in Paddy O'Brien Park under lights on Monday evening
The first round of the Intermediate Camogie Championship lit up Kilmessan, where our girls faced a strong home side in perfect playing conditions, with just a slight breeze to contend with.
Drumree faced Kilskyre in Dunsany on Saturday afternoon in wet and heavy conditions that were far from ideal for hurling. Despite the weather, both sides served up an entertaining contest in front of a committed crowd.
Meath Hill produced a devastating attacking display on a damp Saturday evening to sweep aside Castletown and make it two wins from two in the All-County Junior Championship Division 3.
In the first ever hurling game played at the newly renovated Coogan Park in Martry, Gaeil Colmcille secured a quarter final place in the 2025 Intermediate Hurling Championship with victory over Trim's second team.
Jubilee Cup holders Ratoath booked their place in the Meath Senior Hurling Championship semi final with this comfortable win over Kildalkey at Pairc Tailteann.
O'Mahony's recorded their first victory of the Junior Hurling championship with a win by the narrowest of margins over Clann na nGael in Kilskyre on Friday evening.
After an opening round defeat to Rathkenny despite an excellent second half performance, the Curraha/St.Vincents Ladies travelled to Meath Hill to take on Dee Rangers, needing a win to get their Championship campaign back on track.
This has been a highly entertaining three rounds of hurling championship in this JHC2 competition and in particular Kilskyre Moylagh's two home fixtures
The lead swapped sides on a number of occasions in the closing stages of this round 4 encounter in St Lomans Park on a damp, drizzly Saturday afternoon.
Three first half goals from corner forward Cormac Swan paved the way for Kilmessan's second win in Group A of the Intermediate Hurling Championship at Dunganny.
Drumree hurlers claimed a hard-fought and well-deserved victory on home soil on Thursday evening, overcoming Wolfe Tones on a scoreline of Drumree 2-7 to Wolfe Tones 0-11.
Kilmessan booked their place in the semi-finals of the K. Window's n Doors Junior Hurling Championship B with a hard-fought win over Donaghmore Ashbourne in Ashbourne on Wednesday evening.
Trim inflicted a second defeat on Moynalvey Ladies in the Kepak Ladies Junior 'A' football championship in this round two game played in St. Lomans Park Trim on Wednesday evening August 20th.
Bhulf Tón and Seneschalstown met in the superbly appointed Páirc Baile Ghib for Round two of the Meath Cleaning Supplies, Junior All-County Football Championship.
Aaron Lynch has moved level with Keith Curtis at the top of the senior football championship's scoring list after adding twelve more points to his tally in Trim's nail-biting win in Dunganny where he heroically kicked a 45 with the last kick of the game to down Curtis' Rathkenny. Seneschalstown starlet Cian Commons is hot on their heels...
Rathkenny overturned a first half deficit to come away with both points in this Meath Cleaning Services Junior All County Football Championship Division 2 Group A Round 2 game
After a win over Ballinlough in round 1 Dunderry made it two from two in the All County Junior Football Championship Division 2, Group B with this six point win over Oldcastle at Millbrook.
Ballinlough welcomed Duleek-Bellewstown to a much quieter park than recent days for this Round 2 clash in Div.2 of the All-County Football Championship.
Dhá bhua as dhá chluiche ag foireann sinsir Bhulf Tón tar éis an ceann is fearr a fháil ar Chill Dhéagláin i bPáirc Tailteann ar an Satharn. Tús maith ag Cill Dhéagláin ach de réir a chéile d'éirigh le Bhulf Tón an lámh in uachtar a fháil agus chríochnagh siad le naoi bpointe de bhuntáiste.
After the high of an opening round victory, Longwood experienced the low of championship defeat in an absorbing tussle with Drumbaragh on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Boardsmill.
Despite being favourites, Moynalty were made to work for every score, with Johnny Lynch emerging as the hero, firing two long-range two-pointers and making a series of crucial saves.
Carnaross returned to the exceptionally presented Ballinlough on Sunday to lock horns with the championship favourites, Clann na nGael, in the second round of the championship.
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