Football championship round 1 round up

IFC: Good start for Longwood

JFC: Third consecutive opening round win for Carnaross

IFC: Three second half goals down St. Michaels

St. Michaels pushed hard for an equalising 2 pointer deep into injury time in this hard fought intermediate Group B opener but couldn't find the range to level the game.

IFC: Oldcastle goals down Castletown

Castletown kicked of their 2026 IFC campaign on Sunday afternoon with a trip to Kells to take on Oldcastle in round 1.

St Ultan's continue development of Thomas Coogan Park

The ongoing development of Thomas Coogan Park in Martry took another step forward at the weekend with the unveiling of a new LED scoreboard.

IFC: Ballivor can take positives from defeat

It was a turbulent first half of the year for Ballivor involving injuries, travels, managerial changes and ultimately relegation in the league.

SFC: Gaeils win in a game of missed opportunities

Getting the two points is all that matters and that's what Gaeil Colmcille did with the slenderest of wins over Donaghmore/Ashbourne in Walterstown on Saturday evening.

Jun B FC: Byrne earns Moynalty a point in Grangegodden thriller

Moynalty and Kilmainham played out a thrilling draw in Round 1 of the Junior B Football Championship on Friday evening at Grangegodden, in front of a huge crowd.

IFC: Meath Hill down Moynalvey at Simonstown

Moynalvey slumped to a four point defeat in the opening round of the Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship played at Simonstown on Sunday evening 9th August.

IFC: Opening round defeat for O'Mahony's

Navan O'Mahony's suffered a four-point defeat to St Patrick's in the Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship, despite holding a three-point lead at half-time.

SFC: Seneschalstown rue missed chances

After a titanic back and forth encounter in Donore on Saturday evening, Seneschalstown just came up short in their latest renewal of their modern rivalry with St. Colmcille's.

SFC: Dunshaughlin send out warning shot

Dunshaughlin sent out a warning shot to all would be Keegan Cup title contenders with this impressive win over Simonstown on Pitch 6 at Devenish Park Dunganny.

JFC: Strong second half seals impressive win for Nobber

Nobber opened their 2026 Junior A Football Championship Group C campaign on Sunday last with an impressive victory over fellow North Meath team Moylagh.

JFC: Bragging rights for St. Ultans

St Ultans secured the points with victory over neighbours Dunderry on Saturday evening in Dunganny.

JFC: Dunderry disappoint at Dunganny

Isaac McKeever opened the scoring from play on pitch 6 in Dunganny on a perfect evening for football.

JFC: Mary's can take heart from defeat

St Marys first game on their return to the Junior A ranks on Sunday afternoon finished in a 9 point defeat to an impressive Ballinlough side at Dunganny pitch 6.

JFC: Ballinlough up and running

Ballinlough who won the toss and elected to play with a stiff breeze at their backs for the opening thirty minutes of football.

JFC: Moriarty earns share of the spoils for Curraha

Curraha were back in Junior Championship action for the first time since 2015 as they took on local rivals St. Vincents in Ashbourne on Sunday afternoon.

Jun B FC: Kilmainham denied with last kick

The big one, the first round of the championship on a gorgeous sunny evening for football in front of a large crowd in Grangegodden.

Jun B FC: 'Wood' beat Drums in Meath Hill

Kilmainhamwood and Drumconrath made the short trip to the picturesque Meath Hill on Friday evening for a must win 1st round game of the Junior B Championship.

JFC: Depleted Brigid's lose out in Moylagh

St Brigids took on Carnaross on Saturday evening in Moylagh in the first round of the Championship.

Jun B FC: Clonard rescue a fully deserved point

Clonard opened their championship campaign in perfect conditions for football on Thursday night when they locked horns with Boardsmill in Longwood's fine facilities.

SFC: Summerhill's second half surge too much for Kilbride

Summerhill picked up their first opening round win in three-years with this six-point win over Kilbride on Pitch 6 at Devenish Park, Dunganny.

SFC: Dunboyne rise and follow Charlie to scrape late draw

Charlie Gallagher's booming free two minutes into stoppage time rescued a draw for Dunboyne at the end of this exciting Fairyhouse Steel SFC encounter at Dunsany on Thursday evening.

Jun B FC: Cortown coast past Gaels

For the third time in four years, Cortown opened their Junior B campaign with a win over Meath's newest club, Eastern Gaels.

Who will win the 2026 Keegan Cup?

The Meath Senior Football Championship gets underway tonight. Very hard to predict the outright winner but here are the thoughts (madmeath) of one of our Forum users.

Hurling championship round 2 round up

The second round of the Senior, Senior B, Intermediate and Junior hurling championship continues over the Bank Holiday weekend.

Johnny Greville steps down as Meath senior hurling manager

Johnny Greville has stepped down as Meath senior hurling manager after two years in charge.

Adam Mangan Cup final: Royals edge out Laois in extra time

The Meath Under 15 footballers made it a week to remember for county underage teams by beating Laois after extra time in the Adam Mangan Cup final played in Kilclonfert.

SHC B: Kilskyre/Moylagh dominate at Grangegodden

Kilskyre Moylagh kept their Senior B Hurling Championship campaign in perfect shape with a comprehensive victory over Dunderry at Grangegodden

SHC: Good weekend for Trim hurlers

Trim made it two from two in the Meath Senior Hurling Championship with this comfortable victory over neighbours Kildalkey on Pitch 6 at Devenish Park Dunganny.

IHC B: Kildalkey fall short in Dunganny

After a big win in Round 1 against Kilmessan Kildalkey intermediate team fell to a stronger Boardsmill on Saturday evening in Dunganny.

JHC: Cully's 1-10 not enough for Kildalkey

Kildalkey junior hurlers travelled to Ratoath on Sunday morning and after a great effort just came up short by 3 points to a strong Ratoath in the first round of the JHC

SHC B : Job done but room for improvement for Longwood

Not a great game but a good win. That would be a fair summation of Longwood's second outing in this year's Senior B Hurling Championship.

Gerry Reilly Cup final: Dramatic finale secures title for Royals

Substitute Harry Clarke-Murphy struck a dramatic 59th-minute goal as Meath produced a remarkable late comeback to defeat Cavan and claim the Gerry Reilly Under-16 Cup at Millbrook in Oldcastle on Sunday evening.