Hurling championship round up

LGFA releases details of 2026 Master Fixtures Plan

MHC Div 2 Shield final: Dunderry dig deep to edge Kildalkey in thriller

SHC semi finals: Opening round repeat on county final day

Kiltale will take on Ratoath in this years Senior Hurling Championship final after yesterday's two semi finals at Pairc Tailteann.

SHC B semi final: Farrell goals crucial as Killyon set up final date with Longwood

Killyon booked their place in the Senior B Final with a win over Navan O'Mahonys in Dunganny on Saturday.

IHC semi final: McGrath leads Kilskyre Moylagh to decider

Storm Amy might have been a lot kinder to this part of the Country but it was a difficult day for Hurling in St Loman's Park, Trim despite a super surface that held up very well for back-to-back matches.

MHC Div 1 final: Hoops end 22 year wait

After a wait of twenty-two years, Navan O'Mahony's claimed the minor Division 1 hurling title in style on Saturday afternoon in front of a large crowd in Kiltale.

SHC B semi final: Killyon goals deny O'Mahony's

Killyon came out on top of the Senior B HC semi final, with goals coming at the right time for them to push on and see the game out.

Ladies Junior F final: Title for Navan O'Mahony's

Genevieve Dorrigan led the way with a player-of-the-match performance and coming away with 3-02 to her name.

IHC B semi final: Harrington leads Tones to decider

Facing a gale force wind in the first half Bhulf Tón held their own in the opening quarter and were level on 0-2 apiece having created several other scoring opportunities.

SHC relegation final: Nolan delivers as Dunderry secure senior status

Dunderry found themselves in a relegation do or die with their near neighbours during storm Amy on Friday night in Dunganny

Cortown GFC Lotto

Congratulations to Rhea Forde from Kells who matched the numbers 14, 18, 22 & 30 to scoop the €14,400 Jackpot.

MHC Div 1 Shield final: Title for Kilmessan

After defeats in the MHT and MHL Division 1 finals Kilmessan finished the season with silverware after this win over Na Fianna in the Minor Hurling Shield Division 1 final played in Kilmessan.

IHC B semi final: Kilmessan bow out

Kilmessan seconds bowed out of the Intermediate Hurling Championship at the semi final stage after this narrow defeat to Kildalkey in Dunganny.

Sunday's senior club championship results

Below are today's senior club football and hurling championship results...

Minor matters

The Meath Minor Football Cup and Shield Championship finals got underway last night.

Football rule enhancements overwhelmingly voted in at Special Congress

GAA Special Congress has passed all of the Football Review Committee's proposals at Croke Park today.

MFC Div 1 final: Cilles claim Delany Cup in thriller

St. Colmcilles claimed the Delany Cup for the first time since 2021 with this extra time win over Dunboyne at a very wet and windy Ashbourne.

Ladies finals weekend

The Meath Ladies Kepak Championship Finals in Senior and Junior B to G are taking place on Friday 3rd Oct, Saturday 4th Oct and Sunday 5th October

A day to remember for St. Mary's

The last time St Mary's won a Championship the country was awaiting the visit of Pope John Paul II, Ireland had just joined the European Monetary System, Message in a Bottle by The Police was number 1, Jack Lynch was Taoiseach and a pint of Guinness was 70 pence.

Knockout championship round up

And then there was two. Holders Dunshaughlin are out and it will be a repeat of the 2023 Senior Football Final between Ratoath and Summerhill.

MFC Div 5 final: First half surge seals title for the 'Wood'

Kilmainhamwood were crowned Meath Minor Football Division 5 championship winners after this comfortable victory over St. Mary's at Dunganny.

Irish quartet attending Aussie Rules Combine this week

Four Irish players are in Melbourne to take part in AFL and AFLW Draft Combines this week.

IFC semi final: Impressive Kilbride set up final date with Castletown

Kilbride turned in one of the best displays seen at Pairc Tailteann in a long time with this defeat of St. Michaels in the Intermediate Football Championship semi final.

SFC semi final: Two pointer thriller as 'Hill' down holders

Summerhill sent holders Dunshaughlin crashing out of the Meath Senior Football Championship with a point to spare after extra time in a thrilling semi final contest at Pairc Tailteann.

Ladies IFC final: McManus goals crucial as Skryne return to senior

Roisin McManus bagged two goals in the second half to power Skryne to their Kepak Intermediate title in the Final in Bective on Saturday. The rain stopped in time for a brilliant game of football worthy of a final in a brilliantly appointed venue.

JFC semi final: Vincents have that bit extra

In the run up to this Junior Football Championship Semi-Final the consensus seemed to be that Ballinlough would book their place in the final at the expense of St. Vincent's.

Junior B Football Championship final: Goals crucial as Mary's end long wait

St. Mary's ended their long wait for a Meath football championship title with this narrow win over Moynalty in a thrilling Junior B final at Pairc Tailteann.

Outstanding weekend for Ratoath

The weekend will be one to remember for the footballers of Ratoath. It started at the early throw in at Pairc Tailteann on Saturday and concluded on Sunday morning in Walterstown.

All County JFC Div 1 final: Clinical Dunshaughlin down O'Mahony's

Navan O'Mahony's lost out to a strong Dunshaughlin team in the final of the Meath Cleaning Supplies JACFC Div 1 final, with the winners being more clinical in taking scores on the day.

All County JFC Div 4 final: Back to back titles for O'Mahony's 3rds

Navan O'Mahony's third team footballers made it back to back championships on Saturday afternoon in Walterstown, overcoming Dunshaughlin in an exciting final of the JACFC Div 4.

JFC semi finals: Extra time too much for Ballinlough

Ballinlough and St.Vincent's met on a calm but cool September Saturday evening in Dunganny for this Junior Football Championship and both sides had to give absolutely everything as nothing split the teams, with extra time needed to determine a winner.

IFC semi final: Moynalvey bow out to devastating Castletown

Having lost out at the penultimate stage last year Castletown made no mistake this year with a devastating display against Moynalvey in this year's Meade Farm Intermediate Football Championship Semi-Final seeing them run out nine point winners and qualify for the 2025 IFC Final.