Round 2 of the Football Championship is underway.

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Tuesday August 19th

The All County Junior Football Championship continues

All County Junior Football Championship

Ratoath 5-18 Gaeil Colmcille 3-6

Dunderry 3-14 Oldcastle 0-17

Duleek Bellewstown 0-19 Ballinlough 3-8

Dunshaughlin 2-10 Bective 0-11

Clann na nGael 5-13 Summerhill 0-13

Wolfe Tones 4-14 Seneschalstown 1-8

Simonstown 1-17 St. Colmcilles 1-9

Rathkenny 2-10 Dunboyne 1-8

Monday August 18th

Two games in the All County Football Championship

Results

All County Intermediate Football Championship

Ratoath 5-9 St. Pats 2-12

All County Junior Football Championship

St. Colmcilles 4-5 Ballivor 0-9

Sunday August 17th

Eoghan Frayne kicked 1-8 as Summerhill got their campaign back on track with eight points to spare over Dunboyne. It was a second defeat for Ger Robinson’s men. With 47 minutes gone on the clock at Pairc Tailteann Seneschalstown led Ratoath 0-15 to 0-7 and looked good for their second win but Ratoath aided by a Cian Rogers goal staged a remarkable comeback to earn a share of the spoils. 

Drumbaragh, Dunsany and O’Mahony’s got their season back on track with their first wins.

Over in Ballinlough it was bragging rights for Moylagh in their North Meath derby clash with St. Brigids while it was win number two for Clann na nGael.

Results

Senior Football Championship

Seneschalstown 0-16 Ratoath 1-13

Summerhill 1-20 Dunboyne 1-12

Intermediate Football Championship

Drumbaragh 3-17 Longwood 1-17

Navan O’Mahonys 4-18 St. Michaels 0-13

Dunsany 4-11 Bective 0-6

Junior Football Championship

Moylagh 2-8 St. Brigids 1-8

Clann na nGael 2-15 Carnaross 1-16

Junior B Football Championship

Kilmainhamwood 6-20 Eastern Gaels 0-4

All County Intermediate Football Championship

St. Colmcilles 2-7 Donaghmore Ashbourne 0-12

Dunboyne 2-10 Summerhill 0-14

All County Junior Football Championship

Na Fianna 3-13 Ballinabrackey 2-2

Trim 4-10 Donaghmore Ashbourne 3-6

O’Mahonys 2-17 Simonstown 2-12

Saturday August 16th

There was more late late drama with Na Fianna as a Jamie Queeney point after the hooter had sounded earned the Baconstown/Enfield/Rathmolyon outfit their second draw of the campaign. Goals from Thomas O’Reilly, Caolan Ward and Tom Gavigan set Wolfe Tones up for their second win. It was also win number 2 for Mick O’Dowd’s Skryne who had eight points to spare over Gaeil Colmcille at Dunganny while Ballinbrackey recovered from their opening round loss to Ratoath with a comprehensive win over St. Colmcilles. 

Castletown provided the standout win in the Intermediate grade with a massive 21 points to spare over Duleek Bellewstown at Seneschalstown. Last year's semi finalists Ballivor are out of the race for the Mattie McDonnell Cup

Results

Senior Football Championship

Wolfe Tones 3-15 Donaghmore Ashbourne 0-15

Skryne 1-19 Gaeil Colmcille 1-11

Ballinabrackey 1-19 St. Colmcilles 1-10

Simonstown 0-12 Na Fianna 0-12

Intermediate Football Championship

St. Pats 0-19 Ballivor 1-12

Kilbride 2-15 Blackhall Gaels 0-9

Castletown 5-14 Duleek Bellewstown 0-8

Junior Football Championship

Ballinlough 1-18 Kilmainham 2-9

Junior B Football Championship

St. Mary’s 5-14 Drumconrath 0-8

Cortown 2-16 Clonard 2-8

All County Intermediate Football Championship

Skryne 2-11 Gaeil Colmcille 1-9

All County Junior Football Championship

Seneschalstown 1-20 Donaghmore Ashbourne 4-6

Blackhall Gaels 0-15 Kilbride 1-7

Navan O’Mahony’s 3-08 Dunshaughlin 3-07

Friday August 15th

First half goals from Ruairi Kinsella (2), Fursey Blake and Conor Duke set Keegan Cup holders on their way to their first championship win. After an opening round defeat to Ballinlough, Dunderry got back on track in Dunganny

Results

Senior Football Championship

Dunshuaghlin 4-15 Meath Hill 2-9

Junior Football Championship

Syddan 1-11 Slane 1-11

St. Vincents 3-11 Nobber 0-19

Dunderry 2-19 St. Ultans 3-11

Junior B Football Championship 

Moynalty 2-12 Boardsmill 1-14

All County Junior Football Championship

Moynalvey 1-20 Duleek/Bellewstown 1-9

Thursday 14th August

Last year Trim fought back to beat Rathkenny by a point at Pairc Tailteann. The Town side repeated the same trick last night at Dunganny. Aaron Lynch kicked 11 points including the winner to seal a second victory for the reds.

Oldcastle proved too strong for Curraha at Pairc Tailteann. Goals from Oran Mulvanny, Lee Healy and a second half brace from Jason Scully paved the way for a comfortable win at Pairc Tailteann. Moynalvey recorded their second win in the Intermediate with eight points to spare over Walterstown. Mark O’Sullivan set them on the way for victory with a goal inside the opening two minutes.

Results

Senior Football Championship

Trim 2-15 Rathkenny 2-14

Intermediate Football Championship

Oldcastle 4-18 Curraha 0-12

Moynalvey 1-14 Walterstown 0-9

All County Junior Football Championship

Boardsmill 4-4 Dunsany 0-13

All County Junior Football Championship

Moynalvey 1-20 Duleek Bellewstown 1-9

St. Pats 0-17 Curraha 0-7

Fixtures

Saturday August 23rd

Junior All-County Football Championship - Division 7 - Group B Round 2

Cortown v Naomh Muire 16.00

Venue: Cortown Referee: Seamus O Connor

Junior All-County Football Championship - Division 7 - Group A Round 2

St Paul's v Drumconrath 16.00

Venue: Pace Referee: Conor Garvey

Junior All-County Football Championship - Division 3 - Group B Round 2

Meath Hill v Castletown 16.00

Venue: Meath Hill Referee: Peter O Halloran

Junior All-County Football Championship - Division 3 - Group B Round 2

Walterstown v Slane 16.00

Venue: Walterstown Referee: Sean Clarke

Junior All-County Football Championship - Division 5 - Group B Round 2

Syddan v St Ultan's 18.00

Venue: Syddan Referee: Gabriel Patterson

Junior All-County Football Championship - Division 5 - Group B Round 2

Carnaross v Moynalty 18.00

Venue: Carnaross Referee: Paul Mooney

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