Meath made it two wins from their first three league fixtures in Páirc Esler on Saturday evening, with a strong second-half performance against Down. The last time these teams met was in the 2023 ...

If the early season results are anything to go by, Down’s clash with Meath could be the pick of the round three fixtures. Both teams lost their opening game of the 2025 campaign before bouncing ...

The county Meath home of arguably one of Ireland’s ... I’ve decided to cast my eye over what else is happening in the world of the GAA.

Meath withstood a comeback attempt by Down in Newry on Saturday evening to run out three-point winners in another thrilling Allianz League Division 2 match. It was a testament to the new rules ...

More info Pat Havern was the hero for Down last time out as his two point free at the death helped Conor Laverty's side see Cork off by a single point at Pairc Esler, Newry, while Meath ran out ...

Meath County Council has ruled that the applicant behind a proposed accommodation centre for international protection applicants in Kells, Co Meath, will be required to apply for planning permission.

MEATH became the first visiting team to win a 70-minute game in Newry since Conor Laverty took over as Down manager. That could have been the whole story. But it wasn’t. Whatever you like about ...

In a couple of pages of blue-sky thinking, the GAA director general speculated on the association’s 150th anniversary, which is just nine years away. There was a list of items that, when ...

which airs at 10.15pm this evening and highlights the ups and downs of being a GAA ref. Abuse towards officials remains a problem in both codes — but the ups, she explains, outnumber the downs.

THE average inter-county GAA player is out of pocket to the tune of £3,835 (€4,602) a year as a result of playing for their county, a new report commissioned by the GPA has claimed. The report ...

The smallest finger on Jack Waranavage’s hand caused him a lot of trouble last year. Cedar Crest’s senior missed a District Three football game and more than half of the basketball season.

Frank Dunne, Joan Murtagh, Robert Mc Hugh, Lar Griffin and Terry Kenny at the new mural outside Baltinglass GAA's grounds. Photo: Joe Byrne The Baltinglass community came together recently to ...