In the time that we are experiencing, this is probably the most opportune time to remind present players and parishioners, of the team that captured the coveted McDonnell Cup for the first time in the history of the Club, beating Carramore in the County Junior Final on a gloomy Sunday in McHale Park Castlebar. 
A good number of the U-14 team that brought the first county title to the Club in 1970 also featured on the team.  
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The GAA has informed all clubs that their Player Injury Benefit Cover and Public Liability Insurance cover is suspended during the Covid-19 emergency.

Croke Park followed up by informing all clubs that their facilities must be shut as they are not covered by insurance.

We would therefore ask all members to cooperate and adhere to this request and not enter our grounds until after 29th March or until such time as we have been ins...

In compliance with the Government announcement & subsequent joint media release from the GAA, Camogie Association and The Ladies Gaelic Football Association, Kilmeena GAA Club will from midnight, March 12th, 2020 suspend all games, training and gatherings in our club house, gym and pitches. The club grounds will be closed and out of bounds until March 29th, 2020.

We will continue to review the situation and be guided by the rel...

View the photos from the evening here.

On Saturday February 15th, Kilmeena GAA Club celebrated its 6th annual Valentines Dinner Dance with club members and the wider community. As always, the event was an opportunity for all club members and the community to socialise and celebrate the successes our club has achieved over the years. The development of our club rests on the hard work and dedication of our volunteers. Chairman Jo...

The Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programme has been developed by the GAA and the Health Service Executive (HSE), to provide a framework to help clubs and local communities deal with alcohol and drug related issues.

Kilmeena GAA club have a responsibility to show leadership in the community and have produced and adopted a policy document that will apply to all users of our club. I would encourage all club members young and old to...

Tile Warehouse Westport sponsored a training top for the U-12 boys in 2019.  We sincerely thank Tile warehouse for their continued support to Kilmeena GAA Club.

Back Row  -Willie Keaveney, Sean Kenning, Peter Duffy (Tile Warehouse Westport,Sponsor) John O Grady, Jim Cannon.

Front Row  - Alex Kenning, Darragh O Grady, Eoghan Cannon, Rory Kilcoyne.

Back Row: John O Grady, Dean Staunton, Alex Kenning, Patrick Feehan, Eoghan Cannon,T...

The Bord na nÓg presentation event took place on Sunday, 1st December in the Mill Times Hotel. The event was well attended by all teams and parents. Guests for the event were Mayo senior footballer, Robbie Hennelly and Emma Needham, Mayo senior ladies footballer. I want to thank all the executive and team managers who worked so hard to help the event run smoothly on the day.

Photos were taken for each of the teams and a present...

The Annual General Meeting of Kilmeena G.A.A. Club will take place in the Clubhouse Kilmeena, on Saturday the 23rd of November 2019 at 7:30 pm. Nominations and Motions for consideration must be with the Club Secretary on or before the end of October. It is expected that there will be a good attendance of all full members of the Club.The A.G.M is a really important event in our Clubs life so please make the effort to be there.

The U10s started back training on Thursday 28th March with the healthy number of 25 players. 

A new innovation, a skills booklet, was introduced at the end of the first training session. This was to encourage players to learn skills, as defined in the booklet, at home, particularly on their weaker sides for six weeks. The booklet was taken home every week and signed by their parents. The progression of players’ skills was evide...

Congratulations to our out-of-this-world U10s who became the only team to win the Geraóid Murphy Memorial Cup 11-a-side blitz twice since it’s inception. 

Emerging from Group 1, having easily defeated all three of our opponents, Achill, Islandeady and Kiltane, we faced a strong Burrishoole side, winners of Group 2, in the final. Burrishoole had progressed to the final after wins against Tourmakeady, Ballycroy and Louisburgh. Ou...