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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 had typically handled them with ease in previous matches. We wish Strokestown the best of luck in their pursuit of the All-Ireland Intermediate title. Never mind, boys, you are still County Intermediate Champions, and we look forward to seeing you participate in the senior championship in 2026. Kilmeena 0 - 14 4 - 11 Strokestown more... Some more images by Cormac Feehan - "SportsTime Photography" https://photos.app.goo.gl/2P11oLF6mCkXkRAj8

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 Intermediate Championship. The first of three consecutive shots of Caolach Halligan scoring a crucial goal during the 2023 County Intermediate Final against Ballinrobe at McHale Park. Images courtesy of Kim Robinson, Westport GAA Photographer. Kilmeena spectators at the game... Image courtesy of Kim Robinson more...

KILMEENA - EGAN JEWELLERS COUNTY INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONS 2025 Kilmeena 0 - 23 1 - 19 Moy Davitts more... More from Cormac... https://photos.app.goo.gl/3HgvmQTWLKL7pLLGA

It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Christy Ferris, Clogher, Fahy, Westport. Christy was an active and valued member of Kilmeena GAA from the early 1960s, playing his football with distinction right through to the early 1970s. He was part of the Kilmeena team that captured the Cusack Cup for the first time in 1968 with a memorable victory over Westport. Later that same year, the team progressed to the County Junior Final, where they faced a strong Ballaghaderreen side that included the late, great John Morley (RIP). Christy delivered one of his finest performances that day at centre half forward, scoring several points and a crucial goal at a pivotal stage in the game. In June 1970, Christy was a member of the Kilmeena team that toured America, creating memories that lasted a lifetime. Just a few weeks ago, he was delighted to reunite with his teammates at the book launch celebrating that memorable trip, held in The Buckfield Inn. Christy was renowned for his strong work ethic , his commitment to long hours in the construction industry was unmatched. He also spent several years working as a fitter in Westport Textiles, where he was highly regarded by colleagues. Away from football and work, Christy was a skilled card player and a regular at the Thursday night games in The Buckfield Inn, where he enjoyed the banter, good humour, and company of his many friends. Christy will be fondly remembered as a gentleman, a proud Kilmeena man, and a great friend to all who knew him. We extend our sympathy to his family on their great loss. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis

Kilmeena: 3 - 19       Westport B: 3 – 10 (AET)   Islandeady was the neutral venue on an October Saturday morning for this do-or-die contest between the ladies representing Kilmeena and their neighbours representing Westport’s B team. Geographical proximity inevitability equates to familiarity and friendships formed off the pitch – through work, school and socially!! But for 65 odd minutes and then a further 20 plus minutes (extra-time) all friendships and allegiances were parked in favour of a battle to decide who would survive to play Junior A football for 2026. Weather conditions were perfect for the 11am throw-in time – it was overcast but dry and calm. Captained by Eabha Carney, Kilmeena played towards the scoreboard end for the first half – there was no appreciable wind advantage either way today. Ciara Joyce registered Kilmeena’s first score, a goal for the ladies in black and white. After this, the teams swapped points, Westport B scoring sixminors to Kilmeena’s five, the Kilmeena points coming from the boots of Lisa Hastings, Amy Carney, Aoife Gannon and Ciara Joyce. And it was the latter with her second goal of the opening 30 minutes that gave Kilmeena a cushion of five points at half time. Half Time Score:   Kilmeena, 2 – 05   Westport B, 0 – 06 The second half was only a few minutes old when Westport B,having made some half time positional changes, took Kilmeena for two rapid fire goals. A bit of shock-and-awereally. But with Kilmeena quickly able to counter theWestport B positional switches, this early second half wobblewas quickly resolved. Kilmeena went on to outscore Westport B by eight points to three from the 35th minute to the 55th minute, (scores from Ciara Joyce, sisters Eabha & Amy Carney and Lisa Hastings) giving the country ladies a four-point lead coming into the closing stages. But this is always a dangerous period and so it proved. With about 3 minutes remaining, Westport B got the goal they were looking for and suddenly there was only a single point separating the sides. Westport B pressurised the Kilmeena kick-outs and eventually following an attempted score, they won a 45. From this they managed to manufacture the levelling score and with that, the ref blew the full-timewhistle. Full Time Score (end of Normal Time):  Kilmeena, 2 – 13 Westport B, 3 – 10 And so, it would take extra-time to separate these sides. Westport B were evidently buoyed by their late second half recovery to level the game in normal time. Kilmeena on the other hand could be forgiven for feeling sorry for themselves and it would have been easy for the ladies in black and white to throw-in-the-towel at this stage. With no score registered in the opening seven minutes of the first period of extra time it was looking like neither team could grasp the initiative. Then in the 8th minute of first half extra time, Sinead Hughes kicked the Kilmeena ladies into the lead with a well taken point. This was quickly followed by a goal from the boot of Ciara Joyce (a hat-trick for the full forward). This gave Kilmeena a four-point lead at the interval of extra time. And from there, the ladies in black and white didn’t look back. Although fatigue and cramp were beginning to set in, the Kilmeena ladies laid siege to the Westport B goals Points followed from Lisa Hastings, Eabha Carney, Ciara Joyce, Emma Murray and Katie Moran (Jnr.) putting any notion of a late comeback by Westport B out of reach. Although no prizes were given out to the victors today, this was the most important match this group will have played this season. In the end, the team in black and white stood up and were counted when it mattered most. The resilience shown by the Kilmeena ladies in Islandeady on Saturday morning 11thOctober 2025 will stand them well in their future encounters.   Team: Ellie Mae Keane, Mags Ryder, Aine Gallagher, Laura O'Grady, Sheila Bohan, Aine Regan, Sinead Hughes, Laura Kelly, Eabha Carney, Lisa Hastings, Aoife Gannon, Siofra Hughes, Amy Carney, Ciara Joyce, Lucy O’Malley.   Subs: Emma Murray (started extra time), Rachel Gibbons (for Ciara Joyce), Katie Moran Snr., Leah Walsh (for Lucy O’Malley), Niamh O’Connor, Katie Moran Jnr. (for Sheila Bohan), Rachel Keane.   Scorers; Ciara Joyce 3 – 5, Eabha Carney 0 – 4, Amy Carney 0 – 3, Aoife Gannon 0 – 1, Lisa Hastings 0 – 3, Katie Moran (Jnr.) 0 – 1, Emma Murray 0 – 1, Sinead Hughes 0 - 1

Kilmeena advanced to the County Intermediate Final against a resilient Kiltane team that fought hard to keep the match alive right to the end, scoring four goals in the process. Kilmeena 2 - 20 4 - 06 Kiltain more... More from Cormac Feehan: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GjnJfM9oRDW4CYSW8

Its winner takes all this Saturday for our Junior ladies. We face our nearest neighbours @westport_lgfc, in what promises to be a nail biting match 💪🏼 The girls will have to leave it all on the pitch and fight to hold on to their spot in Junior A football for next season. Please come out cheer on the girls for their last game of the season 🏁🏁 Best of luck to both team and management 🤞🏻 ⏰ 11am 📍Islandeady GAA pitch

Thursday 9th October at 8pm in the clubhouse. Items on the agenda: - Club Updates - Club Development Please make an effort to attend. 🏁 #KilmeenaGAA #KilmeenaGAA2025

Please note ‼️ The Egan Jewellers IFC Semi Final will take place at Knockmore G.A.A. Club. 🏐 The ticket link will be shared when available. Keep an eye on our social media for match updates ✨🏁 Please show your support! 👏🏼 #KilmeenaGAA2025 #KilmeenaGAA

The U16 and U14 girls recently celebrated their footballing achievements in the Clubhouse after winning silverware in their respective age groups earlier this year. This gathering provided an opportunity for their managers to acknowledge and congratulate them on their fantastic performances throughout the year in their respective competitions. One encouraging aspect was how the U14 girls stepped up to support the U16 team due to a shortage of players in that age group. They blended seamlessly into the U16 squad, contributing to a significant victory over Kilmoremoy in the final, with a score of 7 - 08 to 4 - 04 in the U16 Division 5 League Cup. Not to be outdone, the U14 girls distinguished themselves by defeating McHale Rovers 7 - 07 to 5 - 01 to win the Division 4 League Shield on June 9th of this year. The future of ladies' football at the Club looks promising! The girls proudly displaying their respective trophies The U14 Girls with the Division 4 Shield The U16 Girls with the Division 5 Cup Managers - Ritchie Goggins, Mairéad Durkan and Paul Fahy. more...

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The IFC Semi-Final fixture against @kiltanegaa details are: 🗓️ Saturday 4th October ⏰ 2.30PM 📍 Knockmore G.A.A. Club. This will be a ticket only event. Tickets must be purchased in advance. We will share the ticket link when it becomes available. 🎟️ #KilmeenaGAA #KilmeenaGAA2025