HS Meath Awards: JFC Player of the Year

HS Meath Awards: SHC Team of the Year

Former Meath great Mickey Cole guided Ratoath to their first Meath Senior Hurling Championship title in 61 years.

There was no Jackpot winner

Sheridan takes charge of Oldcastle

Oldcastle have announced the appointment of former Meath star Joe Sheridan as their new intermediate football team manager.

HS Meath Awards: Manager of the year

The hardest category this year. There are some exceptional managers in the county across both codes.

Gaeil Colmcille seek senior men's team coach

Gaeil Colmcille are seeking expressions of interest for a senior men's team coach.

County champions seek new manager

Dunshaughlin & Royal Gaels are seeking expressions of interest for the role of Men's Senior Football Manager.

There was no Jackpot winner

There was no winner of our €15,800 Jackpot.

There was no Jackpot winner

Review: Senior Football Championship

Dunshaughlin ended a 22 year wait for a Keegan Cup success with a narrow win over Wolfe Tones at a stormy Páirc Tailteann.

U19 Div 2 FC final: Goals crucial as Gaeil Colmcille take home the Larry Kearns Cup

For anyone in attendance at Dunganny on Friday evening would surely be in agreement that the final football game of 2024 served up a cracker as Gaeil Colmcille and Walterstown left all on the pitch in the Division 2 Final.

U19 Div 5 FC final: Drums storm to title

A strong second-half showing led by Jake Madden and Jack McCormack was the difference as Drumbargh Emmets edged St.Vincents /Curraha to claim the U19 FC Div. 5 title at a howling Paddy O'Brien Park.

U21 Div 1 HC final: Byrne brilliant as Kilmessan retain title

A Man of the Match display from Lorcan Byrne proved crucial as Kilmessan retained the Meath Under 21 hurling championship title with this one point victory over Trim in front of a large crowd at Kiltale.

U19 Div 2 FC final: Goals seal title for Gaeils

Gaeil Colmcille were crowned Meath Under 19 Division 2 football championship winners after this three point win over Walterstown at Dunganny.

Review: Intermediate Football Championship

Páirc Tailteann Navan witnessed some of the most joyous scenes ever seen at the Navan venue on Saturday October 19th.

Rathmolyon astro turf pitch fundraiser

Rathmolyon are currently fundraising for the development of an astro turf pitch.

Review: Senior Hurling Championship

For the first time since 1963 Ratoath were crowned Meath Senior Hurling Championship winners after an enthralling final played in perfect conditions at Páirc Tailteann.

U19 Div 3 FC final: 19's complete a brilliant year for Dunshaughlin

On a bitterly cold but sunny Saturday, following the passing of Storm Darragh, the U19 Division 3 Final between Dunshaughlin and Na Fianna Gaa Meath took place.

Slane proud to call Jim Mullery one of their own

Jim arrived in Co. Meath in the late 70's,  coming all the way from his native County Wexford where he had been a playing member with the Hoareswood club.

No winner of this week's jackpot of €7400.

Kiltale GAA Monster Draw 2025

Kiltale GAA is thrilled to announce the launch of a new fundraising initiative to help complete the building of our state-of-the-art astro turf pitch right here in our community!

U19 Div 1 FC final: First Joey McKeown Cup success for Seneschalstown since 1992

Seneschalstown concluded 2024 with a further piece of silverware in the bag, as the Joey McKeown Cup for the Under 19 Championship proper was captured in Stamullen

There was no Jackpot winner

Convention: strong financial surplus as football gate receipts plummet

The drop off in attendance figures at club football matches contributed to a reduced surplus, according to the financial statement for the year issued to clubs prior to Monday's night's Meath county convention.

Convention: two elections as new faces join executive

Just two positions were up for grabs at the Meath GAA Convention in Navan O'Mahony's clubhouse last night.

Convention: three bye-laws up for debate

What was probably one of the smallest ever attendance at a county convention ended shortly before 9pm with all business completed in record time.

Convention: Dunganny naming  right up for grabs

Regarding fundraising opportunities secretary Ciaran Flynn in his annual report said Meath GAA were excited to announce a unique sponsorship opportunity.

Convention: impressive Secretary's report

In the absence of secretary Ciaran Flynn following the untimely death of his mother Ann, assistant secretary Nick Fitzgerald guided delegates through what was a comprehensive secretary's report.

U21 Div 1 B HC final: Gaels beat Gaels in the calm at Kildalkey

Considering the storms across the country over the weekend, it was a relatively calm Sunday morning in Kildalkey, playing on the back pitch which held up very well with the rain that had fallen over the previous 48 hours.

GAA to start charging children as League tickets details announced

For the first time the GAA will charge U16s to enter its National League Games after prices for the 2025 competitions were confirmed.

Kealy steps down

The former Meath and Dunshaughlin great guided the Black and Ambers to their first Meath Senior Football championship title in 22 years in October.

U21 HC Div 1 semi final: Holders back in the final

Holders Kilmessan advanced to the Meath Under 21 Hurling Championship final with this seven point win over Dunboyne in Dunboyne.

U19 Div 5 FC final: Disappointment for Vincents/Curraha

St. Vincents/Curraha travelled to Paddy O'Brien Park on Saturday evening for the Coolrite U19 Division 5 championship Final against Drumbaragh.

There was no winner of our €15,600 Jackpot.

There was no Jackpot winner

Results round up

A Jamie Norris point deep into injury time was enough for Seneschalstown to claim the Joey McKeown Cup at Stamullen.

U21 B HC final: Title for Dunderry

The Meath Under 21 B Hurling Championship final was played during the later stages of storm Darragh in excellent pitch conditions provided by Grangegodden.

Review: Junior Football Championship

11 teams in three groups went to the post for the 2024 Meath Junior Football Championship.