Ballyhaunis bagged the spoils in their AbbVie Senior League Div 3 clash with Kilmeena under miserable weather conditions in Ballyhaunis yesterday evening. Kilmeena 0 - 12 2 - 11 Ballyhaunis more...

Kilmeena Ladies secured a comfortable victory against Mayo Gaels in the LGFA Senior Ladies Amanda Niland Memorial League, held on a murky evening in Kilmeena that felt more like November than a July summer night. Kilmeena 4 - 18 1 - 02 Mayo Gaels more...

A Chairde, We are delighted to confirm that the new process for notifying Injury Fund claims on Foireann, will go live on 29th June 2026, to replace the current system of submitting a Preliminary Claim Form by email or post. This new process has been put in place to make it easier to submit claim notifications, improve tracking, and help ensure that all required information is captured accurately and efficiently. What this means From 29th June 2026, Injury Fund claim notific

Kilmeena secured a nine-point victory over their old rivals, Westport, in their West Mayo Minor Championship clash, which took place in murky weather conditions in Kilmeena yesterday evening. Kilmeena 2 - 11 1 - 5 Westport more...

It’s hard to believe it’s only 2 days to go until the Keane family’s tea morning in memory of their cousin Hannah this Sunday 28th of June in Kilmeena Community Centre (Eircode: F28 WT73). They have been blown away by the support and generosity so far. The ovens are working overtime this week in Kilmeena and a few apprentice bakers are making sure all the baked goods will be ready to go for Sunday. Please be sure to call in, grab a cuppa and a sweet treat. Link to donate belo

Burrishoole achieved a decisive victory against Kilmeena in the U16 Boys B Championship Semi-final, which took place in humid conditions yesterday evening in Kilmeena. Kilmeena 0 - 06 4 - 12 Burrishoole more...

Aoife's homecoming The Parish of Kilmeena proudly welcomed home Aoife Keane, who returned in triumph as a double silver medallist from the Special Olympics Ireland Summer Games 2026 in 10 Pin Bowling, held in Dublin last weekend. The homecoming route, stretching from Michael Gavin's at Barley Hill to the White Gates and onto the Buckfield Inn, was lined with bonfires, flags, and fireworks as Aoife and her entourage received an emotional, deeply moving welcome, marked by resou

Kilmeena secured a decisive victory over last year's championship rivals Kiltane, in the Abbvie County Senior League played in glorious sunshine in Kilmeena yesterday. Kilmeena 2 - 17 0 - 15 Kiltane "The PRESIDENT has arrived - let the games begin" more...

Dear Club Children's Officer, I hope this email finds you well. As our underage competitions continue, I ask all clubs to remind coaches, parents, guardians and supporters of the behaviour expected at our games. A good sideline atmosphere is an important part of the GAA. Supporting your club and encouraging players add to the enjoyment and we do not want to lose that. However, it is important that everyone knows where the line is. In particular: Referees deserve respect at a

An understrength Kilmeena side was no match for a strong Ardnaree team in the Senior League game played under glorious sunshine in Ardnaree on Saturday evening. Kilmeena 0 - 11 6 - 18 Ardnaree more...

The Kilmeena GAA Club once again hosted numerous boys' and girls' teams from the West Mayo region for the Paddy Golden Memorial Annual Blitz on Saturday at St. Brendan's Park, Kilmeena. A more comprehensive report to follow later: more...

Our Junior ladies play away this evening to Eastern Gaels. Best of luck to all the ladies and management 🤍✨🖤 📍Eastern Gaels GAA Pitch (F12 X6HO) ⏰ 5pm

It’s a double header tomorrow with our Ladies team taking to the pitch at 5pm against @cillchomaingaa_official followed by our Mens team at 7pm. Be sure to come out and support both teams. Best of luck to all involved 🤍✨🖤

Draws No. 1 & 6: 1st prize €10000, 2nd prize €1000, 5 prizes of €500, 30 prizes of €200 Draws No. 2, 3, 4 & 5: 1st prize €5000, 2nd prize €1000, 5 prizes of €500, 30 prizes of €200 Draw Dates 2026: (1) September 20, (2) September 27, (3) October 4, (4) October 11, (5) October 18, (6) October 25. Click here to enter.

Kilmeena: 3 - 07 Belmullet: 2 – 09 By the narrowest of margins, Kilmeena do just enough to make it back-to-back Sheild titles (2025 and 2026). The venue was the GAA Centre of Excellence at Bekan and the date was Sunday 24th May 2026. The sun shone asBelmullet and Kilmeena got stuck in just after 2pm on Pitch No.3 This was a rematch of the game played seven days earlier and in similar fashion each team dominated the scoreboard for one half of the contest. With the aid of

Kilmeena 0-14 Erris Shamrocks 2-06 In glorious May sunshine, Kilmeena prevailed in a tough physical encounter over Erris Shamrocks in the Division 5 League Final in Crossmolina on Tuesday, 26th May. A magnificent team performance with some dogged defending ensured victory with just two points separating the sides at the final whistle. Congratulations to all the boys on the panel and to the management team of John Doherty, Dave O'Malley, Sean Barrett and Mike Slattery. Thanks

All roads lead to the Centre of Excellence in Bekan this Sunday as our Junior ladies play Belmullet in the Shield Final. These sides have met plenty of times and have great battles over the last few games. Please come out and support the ladies team 🤍✨🖤 Link to purchase tickets below and in our instagram story: https://www.universe.com/events/mayo-lgfa-adult-club-league-finals-2026-tickets-5VWG9F?ref=share-widget-buffer

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,