Kinsella a doubt for Royals' league opener

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€21 Million Contract Signed for Páirc Tailteann Stand Redevelopment

Meath GAA confirmed that contracts have been signed for the redevelopment of the stand at Páirc Tailteann, marking a significant milestone in the delivery of improved facilities for players, members, supporters, and the wider community.

2025 football winners in picture

Summerhill took home their 9th Keegan Cup title. Kilbride completed a fairytale returned to the senior grade.

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Meath GAA 2026 Club Championship Draws

Before that we have the Club Championship Draws to look forward too.

Clarke takes O'Mahonys reins

Former Louth sharpshooter Darren Clarke has been appointed manager of Meath football giants Navan O'Mahonys.

Kehoe Cup: Down resist brave Meath fightback

Down held on to record a two point win over Meath in this Kehoe Cup opening round game played in windy conditions at Dunganny.

Team news: New look Royals ready for season opener

The Meath team to take on Down in the opening round of the Kehoe Cup has been announced.

30 players see game time in O'Byrne Cup

In his side's two O'Byrne Cup games against Wicklow and Offaly, Meath manager Robbie Brennan got the opportunity to cast his eyes on 19 'new' players as he looks to strengthen the squad further.

2025 HS Meath Awards round up

2025 will go down as a very good year for Meath GAA.

Team news: Meath name 23 man squad for trip to Gracefield

Meath manager Robbie Brennan has named a 23 man squad for tonights O'Byrne Cup quarter final clash with Offaly.

Strong Royal representation at Sigerson '26

A total of 22 footballers from 13 different clubs will be hoping to get their hands on the highest prize in 3rd level Colleges football.

20 years ago: Early silverware for the Royals

Meath claimed their eighth O'Byrne Cup title in front of a large crowd at Pairc Tailteann on January 29th 2006.

Longford exit O'Byrne Cup by coin toss while Dubs and Meath secure opening wins

Longford's hopes of a third successive O'Byrne Cup went up in smoke in unusual fashion this afternoon.

Saturday's club and inter-county results

See below for today's football, hurling and camogie results...

Boardsmill seek new camogie manager

Boardsmill Camogie Club would like to invite expressions of interest for the position of manager of their Senion B camogie team.

Team news: Brennan names experimental side

Meath manager Robbie Brennan has named an experimental squad to take on Wicklow in the opening round of the O'Byrne Cup.

Clann na nGael Dinner Dance

Clann na nGael Meath are delighted to announce the GAA President Jarlath Burns will be a special guest at the club's dinner dance to present players with their medals and awards.

Slane LGFA seek manager for adult ladies teams

Slane LGFA is seeking an enthusiastic, experienced, and committed individual for the position of Manager of our two Adult Ladies Football teams for the upcoming 2026 season.

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HS Meath Awards: IFC Team of the Year

At the start of the year not many had Kilbride on their list of potential Mattie McDonnell Cup winners but as the championship wore on it became clear that they were one of the teams to beat.

HS Meath Awards: Senior Club Footballer of the Year

In a year when the race for the Keegan Cup was more a marathon than a sprint, Summerhill used all their experience and knowhow to win when it mattered most.

HS Meath Awards: Hurling Game of the Year

There are a number of contenders for our hurling game of the year.

25th Anniversary: A first for Seneschalstown

Seneschalstown are the undisputed kingpins of Meath Ladies football following their thoroughly deserved 2000 final success over Summerhill and judging by their performances this year that appears to be a title they'll hold on to for many years to come.

HS Meath Awards: Football Game of the Year

What constitutes a great game? Intensity, closeness, controversy, crowd involvement and scores to remember are what makes a game stick in your head, and we were treated to a good few of them this year.

HS Meath Awards: Senior Club Hurler of the Year

After surviving a scare in the drawn final, Ratoath came good to claim the Jubilee Cup for the second year in a row with a 2-22 to 4-10 replay win over Kiltale at Pairc Tailteann.

25th Anniversary: Through the 'Mill

The disappointment of the Boardsmill players, mentors and supporters at suffering relegation from the senior hurling ranks in 1999 was erased this year when they bounced right back to claim the Intermediate title.

HS Meath Awards: SFC Team of the Year

Summerhill clinched their second Meath senior football championship title in three years with a 0-16 to 0-13 win over Ratoath at Pairc Tailteann.

HS Meath Awards: Intermediate Club Hurler of the Year

Donaghmore Ashbourne, Dunboyne, Rathmolyon and Kilskyre/Moylagh advanced to the last four of the Intermediate Hurling Championship.

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Moynalvey GFC presents "A NIGHT WITH SPORTING LEGENDS"

Moynalvey GFC present "A NIGHT WITH SPORTING LEGENDS" hosted by Marty Morrissey in Knightsbrook Hotel on Saturday 17th January 2026.

Cowley takes Arva reins

Former Meath minor football manager Joe Cowley has taken over Cavan senior side Arva for the 2026 season.

HS Meath Awards: JFC Team of the Year

Clann na nGael were crowned Meath Junior Football Championship winners for the first time since 2019.

HS Meath Awards: Intermediate Club Footballer of the Year

Two clubs dominated the intermediate grade in 2025 as Kilbride won the final of the year against Castletown to return to the senior ranks for the first time since 1978.

HS Meath Awards: SHC Team of the Year

After waiting 61 years for one Ratoath made it back-to-back Jubilee Cup titles after a replay win over Kiltale at Pairc Tailteann.

25th Anniversary: Dunshaughlin are champions

With a performance of textbook football Dunshaughlin became the latest name to be put on the Keegan Cup.

HS Meath Awards: Junior Club Footballer of the Year

Clann na nGael's stay in the junior ranks was short-lived as they bounced back to the intermediate grade at the third time of asking.

Meath LGFA and St. Kevin's GAC pay tribute to the late Sarah Halpenny

Sad to report the passing of former Meath and Dee Ranger footballer Sarah Halpenny. Meath LGFA and her club St. Kevin's GAC took to social media to pay tribute to Sarah.