Kilmeena: 3 - 08 Shrule Glencorrib: 1 – 04 A good away win for the Kilmeena Adult Ladies team. Kilmeena made the journey to Shrule Community Sports Field on Friday evening 8th May for this refixed third round of the Adult League. As was the case the previous weekend against Claremorris B, Kilmeena were without a number of regular players. Notwithstanding this, the ladies in black & white started the contest with intent and urgency, perhaps displaying too much of the lat

Cill Comhain: 3 - 03 Kilmeena: 1 – 08 Kilmeena made the long journey to north Mayo for Round 5of the Adult League, on Sunday 26th April 2026, where Cill Comhain were both hosts and opponents. In a game that Kilmeena should have won and a contest that was refereed in a manner resembling orchestrated bias in favour of the hosts, the weather conditions were about the only aspect of this encounter one would care to remember. Kilmeena dominated possession in the first half,

Kilmeena: 4 - 11 Kilmaine: 1 – 06 A comprehensive win on home soil for the Kilmeena Adult Ladies team. Following weeks of relentlessly poor weather with little opportunity to train on a grass surface and the postponement of fixtures, the sun finally shone and the winds abated, making for ideal weather conditions as Kilmeena hosted the Kilmaine ladies in this fourth round of the Adult League. In a low scoring first half, Kilmeena owned the ball for long periods in which th

Kiltimagh: 4 - 07 Kilmeena: 3 – 07 Kilmeena travelled to Kiltimagh for Round 2 of the Adult League, on Sunday 22nd March 2026. Kiltimagh put 6 – 14 past their opponents in Round 1, two weeks ago and they would generally be considered one of the stronger teams in this group of eight. So, the scene was set for what would be a considerable challenge for the ladies in Black & White but rise to the challenge they did. The game was played in perfect weather conditions and Kil

Kilmeena: 2 - 09 Westport B: 3 – 10 The Kilmeena ladies hosted Westport B, in Round 1 of the Adult League, on Sunday 8th March 2026. Having beaten the visitors in the final game of the 2025 championship, the Kilmeena ladies were on the wrong side of the result at the final whistle today. The game was played in decent weather conditions. The fresh easterly breeze (blowing from the gym side) had an influence on the proceedings, with Westport making the most of the wind ad

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

Both teams and their supporters took the opportunity to shake off the winter cobwebs and test new players, with Westport emerging victorious in the final minutes of an entertaining match held at St. Patrick's Park in Westport this morning. Kilmeena 0 - 19 2 - 16 Westport more...

The club is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Pauline Goggins (nee O' Dea) Fahy, Westport. Pauline served the club with dedication as Club Secretary from 1991-1993 and again from 1996-1999. A true volunteer in every sense, her dedication, commitment and pride in her role were evident to all who had the pleasure of working alongside her. The Goggins family have been loyal supporters and sponsors of the club throughout the years. In 2015 when the club celebrated 125 ye

Our Club Dinner Dance will be held in the Castlecourt Hotel on Saturday 19th Janurary. We'd love to see you all there ! Here is the Link to buy tickets https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/kilmeena-gaa-dinner-dance-tickets-1978826241557?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

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Kilmeena GAA are saddened to learn of the passing of Paddy Keane, Ardkeen , Kilmeena. Paddy played for the club at underage. Following his move to London in the 1960's he played with Parnells GAA club for 3 years. On his return to Kilmeena in 1967 he took the role of team manager. In 1968, he managed the team to a historic West Mayo Championship victory, defeating Westport in the final and bringing the Cusack Cup to Kilmeena for the very first time. That memorable team went o

The intense toll from the frequency of previous championship games leading up to today's highly anticipated game against Strokestown in the Connaught Intermediate final was clearly evident. Kilmeena struggled to find their rhythm, failing to match the lively pace that we, as ardent supporters, had grown accustomed to throughout the championship season. The disjointed nature of the play on the field negatively affected the team's overall performance, challenging players who ha

AIB Club IFC Connacht Final awaits as we take on @strokestowngaa 🏐 🗓️ Sun 23rd Nov | ⏰ 1:30pm |📍MacHale Park The ticket link will be shared when available. ‼️ #KilmeenaGAA #KilmeenaGAA2025

Kilmeena 0 - 22 Coolaney Mulinabreena 1 - 09 Kilmeena are through to the Intermediate Connaught Final next week. They over came Coolaney Muilinabreena in a cold and windy but dry Mchale park. They will face Strokestown Gaels, Sunday week in the same venue in the Connaught Final More photos from the game HERE

Kilmeena secured a place in the Connacht Intermediate Semi-Final after an exhilarating football match at St. Jarlath's Park in Tuam this afternoon. The game showcased some exciting "flash-point" scores in the first half of extra time, which ultimately clinched the victory for Kilmeena. Kilmeena 1 - 21 0 - 21 Caltra more... Still more from Cormac at this link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Cn78fW2h29bRGJrW7

It may be interesting to observe and identify the number of spectators that witnessed the Kilmeena team capture another Intermediate Championship Trophy at McHale Park on Sunday, October 19th, paving the way for another crack at the senior championship in 2026. Hopefully, those same supporters, and more, will converge on Tuam Stadium on Sunday, November 9th, to cheer on the lads when they take on Caltra of Galway in the quarter final of AIB quarter final of the Connaught Inte