Tag: St Peter's Dunboyne

  • Maeve flying the flag for town, county and country

    Maeve flying the flag for town, county and country

    UPDATED 12.55PM 20/10/2026 Maeve Clince of Warrenstown, Dunboyne – aka The Back Road – will become the latest sports star from the locality to take to the International stage when she lines out under the tricolour in the Camogie/Shinty clash with Scotland in Cork on Saturday next. The game having a 4pm throw in time.…

  • Paul Fitzpatrick – A Tribute

    Paul Fitzpatrick – A Tribute

    Cliches are often an unavoidable occupational hazard in this line of business and here is one exact such example. It’s very seldom the occupant of this seat is struggling for words but that is exactly what has matters stumped at this point. Shock, heartache and utter disbelief has engulfed the old home town once again…

  • The best for last but all in vain

    The best for last but all in vain

    St Peters…2-15 Kilbride…0-11 Whilst writing the match report for Dunboyne’s SFC opening round draw against Rathkenny the point was made that their failure to close out the job on that evening would come back to bite them in the backside. And, though they produced their best display of the entire season against the other side…

  • Fine comeback gets Dunboyne off on a winning note

    Fine comeback gets Dunboyne off on a winning note

    St Peter’s…4.15 St Ultan’s/Cortown Gaels…2-14 Having lost out narrowly to long standing rivals St Colmcille’s in the Div. 1 MFL Final, the black and ambers will have justifiably high hopes of being right in the mix of contenders for the Delaney Cup a little further on down the road. However, while a seven point victory…

  • Dunboyne rise and follow Charlie to scrape late draw

    Dunboyne rise and follow Charlie to scrape late draw

    St Peter’s Dunboyne… 1-14 Rathkenny… 1-14 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. The towering teenager was his side’s principal source of scores throughout the contest, but, having burst into a 1-04 to…

  • Youthful Dunboyne fall short

    Youthful Dunboyne fall short

    St Peter’s, Dunboyne…1-11 Gaeil Colmcille…2-13 Despite a vastly improved second half showing, a youthful Dunboyne side had to give best to the Kells side who had a good quantity more of established names on show in this Feis Cup opening round encounter at Grangegodden on Saturday afternoon. The home side had most of the heavy…

  • Poignant day as new heights scaled

    Poignant day as new heights scaled

    St Peter’s, Dunboyne (Meath)…0-12St Lazarian’s Abbeyleix (Laois)…1-08 Edited 10/11/25 – 15:13pm Some days things occur in sport which convince you that there are spectators in the stadium for away that have your back. Today was certainly one of those days for the camogie faithful in Dunboyne. The ball bobbled in and out around their goalmouth…

  • Donal’s dozen takes Dunboyne to a 10th Final

    Donal’s dozen takes Dunboyne to a 10th Final

    St Peter’s, Dunboyne… 1-18 Donaghmore/Ashbourne… 3-10 Donal Lenihan scored 12 points – including five two-pointers – as Dunboyne qualified for the Div. 1 FL Final for a tenth time. Though therein they will be attempting to claim the Mooney Cup for only a second time.  When the home side’s Evan Kelly and former Waterford forward…

  • Two’s company, will three be a game changer?

    Two’s company, will three be a game changer?

    I’d love to get talking to a bookmaker someday to attain a better understanding of how the form markets. Or, put another way, price up events. Decide what price participants are going  to be for a given event. For example, they can’t just pluck figures from the sky and decide, say, that Donegal are going…

  • Cahill crescendo carries Meath to All Ireland semi final

    Cahill crescendo carries Meath to All Ireland semi final

    MEATH…3-20 MONAGHAN…3-17 The completion of a hat-trick by Dunsany’s Stephen Cahill added another sensational chapter to the Meath encyclopaedia of escapism as the county’s Minor footballers advanced to the Tier II All Ireland semi final after emerging from this pulsating encounter at Carrickmacross on Saturday morning. The thing is though, unless you were related to…