Tag: Simonstown Gaels

  • St Peter’s Dunboyne Football Bulletin – 9/3/23. MATCH OFF

    St Peter’s Dunboyne Football Bulletin – 9/3/23. MATCH OFF

    This evening’s scheduled 2022 U-15 FC Final against Simonstown Gaels, fixed for Paddy O’Brien Park – Navan O’Mahonys, has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. All tickets purchased for tonight remain valid for the refixture.

  • O’Rourke reveals first Royal hand

    O’Rourke reveals first Royal hand

    Colm O’Rourke has revealed the team and panel chosen to take to the field for his first match in charge of the Royal County when they take on the Regional Football Championship All Stars in Dunganny tomorrow morning, 11am. The Meath selection includes familiar names such as Harry Hogan, Shane McEntee, Robin Clarke, Ross Ryan…

  • Relegation – Geographic, demographic or other?

    Relegation – Geographic, demographic or other?

    In a piece heralding Davy Nelson’s appointment as Meath Ladies Senior manager, mention was made of the fact that, between his roles as player and manager, the former wing forward was involved in eight Meath SFC victories. The majority of those were achieved – from a playing perspective – in the mid to late 1980s,…

  • Twice as nice

    Twice as nice

    Meath 3-10 Kerry… 1-07 1949, 1954, 1967, 1987, 1988, 1996, 1999, 2021, 2022. Even looking at it written in front of you is to be struck by awe. Before anyone says anything, the majestic achievements of Eamonn Murray’s charges over the past two seasons merit equal if not greater commendation than the seven All Ireland…

  • A different kind of excitement

    A different kind of excitement

    As I begin typing this, it’s 2:19am. Insomnia and a galloping mind rule the roost yet again. To completely extract the urine out of this writer, the song I can’t get out of my head is Lou Reed’s Perfect Day. Now read on… It most certainly is not. The old man not being about for…

  • BREAKING NEWS: O’Rourke to be next Meath boss

    BREAKING NEWS: O’Rourke to be next Meath boss

    The Management Committee of Meath GAA have recommended that Colm O’Rourke be put before the County Committee for ratification as Meath Senior Football manager. The legendary former Skryne and Royal County forward has long being linked with the Meath management position, but by now many might have felt that ship had sailed. Especially given that…

  • Meath appoint impressive lineup to oversee bid for more Minor glory

    Meath appoint impressive lineup to oversee bid for more Minor glory

    Current All Ireland Minor Football Champions Meath have appointed an entirely new management team to oversee their bid to retain the Tom Markham Cup. 2020 Leinster MFC winning boss John McCarthy will shortly take charge of the Royal County U-20 outfit while the man who masterminded that glorious day last August, Cathal O’Bric, is slated…

  • I Hope Our Lord Has His €2 Ready

    I Hope Our Lord Has His €2 Ready

    “God must me a Meathman” were the immortal words of Kevin Mallon on commentary for LMFM Radio on the day Jody Devine was the unlikely architect of one of the greatest acts of escapology engineered under Sean Boylan’s stewardship, against Kildare in 1997. It’s quite likely the people of Mayo with concur in the wake…

  • Newman returns as Meath bid to bounce back

    Newman returns as Meath bid to bounce back

    The return of gifted attacker Mickey Newman jumps off the page as Meath manager Andy McEntee announced his panel for the forthcoming National Football League. Entering his fifth season at the helm, the boss will be hoping to steer his charges back to the top flight straight away having only dined thence for one campaign.…

  • Jab lift has hope in sight if we don’t self-destruct

    Jab lift has hope in sight if we don’t self-destruct

    Occasionally in life we encounter people, places or things which impact upon us far more than any of us realise. Or at least it takes a long time for the full effect thereof to fully dawn. What’s coming to mind in this instance – and not for the first time in this space – is…