Starts this Saturday, 25th April, 10-11am All boys and girls under 8 are welcome!  To become a member of our club, please register on www.foireann.ie  The principal aim of Kilmeena GAA Cub’s Academy is to introduce children born in 2021 and after to Gaelic football in a fun and safe environment and to aid the development of their athletic and social skills.  All coaches are Garda-vetted and have completed GAA Safeguarding courses. Please consider becoming a volunteer to help

On a crisp, sunny morning, with a cold, biting wind sweeping across the field, Kilmeena and St. Jarlaths faced off in the Homeland U16 boys' football league. Both teams showcased considerable skill, coupled with some impressive foot passing. In the end, St. Jarlaths emerged victorious with a final score of: Kilmeena 2 - 05 3 - 06 St. Jarlaths more...

In a 3rd Round Kelly Cup thriller last evening at McHale Park, Kilmeena fell short by just a single point. The game see-sawed from start to finish on a glorious, sunny evening, with both teams displaying skill and determination, with momentum shifting continuously throughout the contest. Despite their spirited performance, Kilmeena were left to rue their lack of accuracy in shooting, which could otherwise have resulted in a different outcome . Kilmeena 1 - 11

Both teams fought hard in a game that felt like a battle for survival, battling against fierce gale-force winds and frequent hail showers. Kilmeena came out on top, securing the win in a low-scoring match that was heavily influenced by the challenging weather conditions. A late goal proved to be decisive for the hosts, sealing their victory in this closely contested game played in Kilmeena today. Players and supporters alike breathed a sigh of relief when the final whistle bl