Saturday's club and inter-county results

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

Team news: Brennan names experimental side

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.

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.

St. Ultans GFC Blotto results

There was no Jackpot winner

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.

HS Meath Awards: IHC Team of the Year

Kilskyre/Moylagh justified their favourites tag and tppk home the Mick Leonard Cup after their 2-14 to 0-12 win over Rathmolyon at a wet Pairc Tailteann.

'High performance licence' mooted to curb inter-county spending

GAA president Jarlath Burns has revealed that a 'high performance licence' is in the works to control spending on inter-county teams.

McAleese: 2027 merger on track

Mary McAleese says the 2027 date for the merger of the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association remains a 'realistic target', despite 'pockets of resistance'.

Leinster Minor Football Championship groups

The groups have been announced for the 2026 Leinster Minor Football Championship.

Leinster Under 20 Football Championship groups

The groups have been announced for the 2026 Leinster Under 20 Football Championship.

25th Anniversary: Championship and league glory for St. Pats

2000 proved to be an amazing year for the footballers of St. Pat's as they finally made amends for past failures.

Looney and Wall join AFLW exodus

Cork's Hannah Looney and Sarah Wall from Meath have become the latest ladies football stars to sign for AFLW clubs.

25th Anniversary: Dunboyne claim epic u16 win

210 minutes of football were required before Dunboyne finally took the 2000 U16 FC crown.

Ladies proposal to trial 12 playing rule enhancements ratified by Central Council

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has confirmed that a package of 12 playing rule enhancementswill be trialled during the 2026 Lidl National Football League season and Higher Education Colleges competitions.

25th Anniversary: Kelly to the rescue

Junior B success in 2000 more than made up for senior heartbreak as Dunderry delivered yet more championship success to the parish.

Barry and Kelly appointed as Castletown management duo

Seán Barry and Seán Kelly have been appointed as joint managers of the Castletown intermediate footballers for the 2026 season.

Meath camogie appoints Stephen Sheil as Intermediate team manager

Meath Camogie is pleased to announce the appointment of Stephen Sheil as the new Meath Intermediate Camogie Manager.

25th Anniversary: Back on Brews Hill

Navan O'Mahonys ended a 20 wait for a MFC in 2000. To mark the 25th Anniversary of that win we take a look back at how Royal County Meath Yearbook summed up the occasion.