Category: MEATH
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Upcoming Tailteann Cup (Club) Fixtures – Junior
Group A Round 1 St Ultan’s v Carnaross Saturday, February 07 at 16:00 Ballinlough v St Brigid’s Saturday, February 07 at 18:00 Round 2 St Brigid’s v St Ultan’s Saturday, February 21 at 16:00 Carnaross v Ballinlough Saturday, February 21 at 18:00 Round 3 Ballinlough v St Ultan’s Wednesday, March 04 at 20:00 Carnaross v…
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Forthcoming Corn Na Boinne Fixtures – Intermediate
Corn Na Boinne 2026 First named teams have home advantage. Group A Round 1 Ballivor v Moynalvey Saturday, February 07 at 16:00 Meath Hill BYE Round 2 Moynalvey v Meath Hill Saturday, February 21 at 16:00 Meath Hill BYE Round 3 Meath Hill v Ballivor Wednesday, March 04 at 20:00 Moynalvey BYE Group B Round…
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Meath Shine brightest on murky day to exile their opponents
MEATH…1-20 LONDON…1-10 There was something ironically apt about the Shine twins, Daire and Tom, being to the fore as Meath defied the murky conditions in Trim to open their National Hurling League campaign off to an impressive start against the Exiles. In so doing, Johnny Greville’s side put to bed the memory of last year’s…
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The Mighty Flynn gets Meath off to a flyer
MEATH…0-19 DERRY…1-13 Little fish are sweet. A bit of history being made into the bargain never hurts either. The latter being applicable on two fronts. Firstly, on a personal level, as it was the first time yours truly was at a match (that finished) under the bulbs in GAA HQ. And secondly, in the first…
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Meath go with strongest team available
If National League team announcements are worth the paper or screens they are written on, Meath have gone with the strongest combination available to them for Saturday’s National League opener against Derry in Croke Park. That means, despite missing Summerhill’s Leinster Club SFC encounter with Athy nearly three months ago, Eoghan Frayne captains the side…
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Meath Club Football Championship Draws 2026
It doesn’t seem all that long ago since Ronan Ryan lifted the Keegan Cup for Dave Clare’s superb Summerhill side. Yet on Monday night last at Meath GAA headquarters in Dunganny the draws for this year’s incarnation – as well as the other football championships – took place. As a result of which, the undoubted…
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A Lifetime In The Pairc – Part 3
About two hours prior to commencement of production of this piece, I came across a breaking news piece by my colleague Fergal Lynch. One photo and about 10 lines, but, possibly the most significant couple of paragraphs the Sports Editor has keyboarded in his near 30 years with the Meath Chronicle. So momentous was it,…
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Positivity there if you want to see it
MEATH… 3-06 WICKLOW… 0-16 Matches at this time of year, and particularly hurling ones, should be legally obliged to come with a disclaimer. Accompanied by the familiar skull and cross bones label. Under no circumstances are patrons or participants to indulge in serious analysis of what transpires beyond this point. As a reference point, consider…
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A Lifetime in The Pairc – Part 2
In the opening instalment of this sojourn down memory lane, no secret was made of the fact that my ‘relationship’ with Pairc Tailteann got off to the most disastrous start possible. Between ‘Gate gate’ in 1991, my own personal flag disaster of county final day of 1990 and my initial viewing of a Meath match…
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A lifetime in the Pairc – Part 1
There is almost a sense foreboding about beginning work on what you will read hereafter. From the perspective of, is it actually going to happen this time? Such are the amount of false dawns which have been ignited and then extinguished with regard to the re-development of Meath’s home. Our home. That which has been…