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🚨 Big game alert! 🚨 Wishing the Myna NS boys football team the BEST of luck against Tourmakeady in the Cumann na mBunscol Division 3 County Final this Wednesday, 4th June at 3:40pm in McHale Park 🏐🏆 Come along and cheer them on - admission is €5 cash for adults. Every cheer, clap, and support counts! Let’s make some noise and show the team we are all behind them! 🔥🙌 #TeamMynaNS #CountyFinal #Cumannnambunscol

Check out this week’s club fixtures! 🏐🏁 Please note ‼️ - The U16 league final will be played in Tourmakeady. - The U8 GoGames fixture - venue to be confirmed. Keep an eye on our social media for updates! #KilmeenaGAA2025 #KilmeenaGAA #MayoGAA

Best of luck to our U-14 girls and management in their semi final this Wednesday 28th of May. They play at home in Kilmeena against @kilmoremoylgfc with kick off at 7pm. The girls have had a great year so far. Let’s make sure to get out and cheer them on 🤍💪🏼🖤

Our Junior ladies play away to @thenealegaaclub this Sunday morning 25th of May in the 6th round of the memorial league. The game kicks off at 11am. Please come out and support the girls 🏁🏁 #getbehindthefight#serioussupport

Kilmeena vs Shrule-Glencorrib Kilmeena 5 - 07, Shrule-Glencorrib, 3 – 08 In weather conditions akin to July, Kilmeena hosted Shrule-Glencorrib on Sunday, 18th May at 11am. With temperaturesreaching 23 degrees Celsius by throw-in, the game would prove an energy sapping contest for both teams. Shrule-Glencorrib began the brighter and had 1 – 2 on the scoreboard before Kilmeena got to grips with the game. Ciara Joyce got Kilmeena’s first score on 8 minutes, with a point from a well taken free. This was the catalyst for the ladies representing the black and white to kick on. From the fruits of applying pressure to the Shrule-Glencorrib restarts, winning turnovers and primary possession from their own kick-outs, Kilmeena went on a goal blitz, with 3-pointers from Ciara Joyce, Lucy O’Malley and Lisa Hastings (2). A smattering of points between the goals left Kilmeena in a healthy position by the small whistle. Half time score: Kilmeena 4 – 05, Shrule-Glencorrib 1 - 4 The second half began on a positive note for Kilmeena, with a fine goal by Ruby Lane. However, instead of Kilmeena pushing on, Shrule-Glencorrib took the initiative in the third quarter, grabbing two goals and as many points, to reduce the deficit for the visitors to fivepoints. Kilmeena were now under pressure and but for the work rate of the home side defence and a number of fine goal-line saves from Ellie-Mai Keane, the visitors might well have had their noses in front in the final quarter. Kilmeena continued to work hard and in stemming the tide in the final quarter, the Kilmeena ladies managed to get the ball back into the Visitors’ half of the pitch. This yielded a couple of additional points to wrap up a home win for Kilmeena. This was a win characterised by 60 minutes of hard graftthroughout the pitch and a huge effort from all the players and subs, in what was uncharacteristically warm weather for the game of football. Team; Ellie Mae Keane, Mags Ryder, Laura O'Grady, Eva Mulchrone, Jaimee Geraghty, Aoife Gannon, Sinead Hughes, Siofra Hughes, Laura Kelly, Sheila Bohan, Ciara Joyce, Ruby Lane, Lucy O’Malley, Lisa Hastings, Rachel Gibbons. Subs; Emma Jane Gill for Lucy O’Malley, Julie O’Grady for Eva Mulchrone and Laura Ingham for Jaimee Geraghty

A superb performance saw Kilmeena U16s overcome Tourmakeady to reach the Division 4 League final. From the whistle, our boys tore into the opposition, competing for every ball and notching up some early scores. In what became was a titanic physical battle, Kilmeena won nearly every encounter against a determined opposition and led at half time by three points. With some neat link-up play and impressive defending, Kilmeena saw out the match, winning by four points at the final whistle. Despite some scoreboard shenanigans which showed Tourmakeady winning by two points, our hard-working team were triumphant! This evening’s result sets up a final next week against Louisburgh, who beat Burrishoole in the other semi-final.  Huge congratulations to all of the players and coaches. Back row, left to right: Kevin Lawless, Paul Ryan, Jason Feehan, Finn Mulchrone, Tadhg Daly, Luke O’Donnell, Robbie Murphy, Charlie McLoughlin, Jason Lawless, Jamie Quinn, Tom Cox, Cian Moran, Kevin Hastings, Jack Ivin, Eoghan Smyth, Alan Heanue, Jim Cannon, Kieran Hastings. Front row, left to right: Pat Coughan, Billy Lane, Donnachta McGawley, Ryan Cannon, Lorcan Holland, Paul Joyce, Darragh Mulchrone, Liam Quinn, Noah Coughlan, Lorcan Lane.

U12 girls played Louisburgh on Monday evening 19th of May. A very competitive game with both teams very evenly matched. Well done to all the girls, improving every day 💪👏

The U10 Girls played there first game of the year against Louisburgh last night in Kilmeena. A great performance by all the girls with everyone getting involved in the play. Kilmeena were a little stronger on the evening but as the game went on Louisburgh got more into the game. Over all two fairly evenly matched teams which made for a nice game of fooball! Excellent work girls well done 👏

Check out this week’s club fixtures! 🏐🏁 Please note ‼️ U14 fixture v Gael Na Daibheadaí will be played at Davitts GAA Club. Keep an eye on our social media for updates! #KilmeenaGAA2025 #KilmeenaGAA #MayoGAA

Check out this weeks ladies teams fixtures 🏁✨ Week Beginning: 19/05/2025 Keep an eye on our social media pages and website for changes to match fixtures. Be sure to come out and support the girls 💪🏼

A massive well done to our very young U16 team who came away with a win against our neighbours Burrishoole yesterday evening. It was tough going in the heat but we put a massive effort particularly in the second half and was truly deserving of the win. Keep up the great work girls 👏🏁

Check out this week’s club fixtures! 🏐🏁 Keep an eye on our social media for updates! #KilmeenaGAA2025 #KilmeenaGAA #MayoGAA

Check out this weeks ladies teams fixtures for this week 🏁✨ Week Beginning: 12/05/2025 Keep an eye on our social media pages and website for changes to match fixtures. Be sure to come out and support the girls 💪🏼

Wednesday 14th May at 8pm in the clubhouse. Main item on the agenda: Club development. Please make an effort to attend. 🏁 #KilmeenaGAA #KilmeenaGAA2025

Kilmeena travelled to Kilmaine on Sunday 4th May for this 1stRound of the Adult League. This was essentially a game of two halves with contrasting fortunes for the Kilmeena Ladies, either side of the small whistle. The first 30 minutes of football provided a very competitive and entertaining contest. Kilmeena gave as good as they got. The ladies in black and white defended well when required,including a fine goal-line save by Ellie Mai Keane in the early stages, to deny Kilmaine a 3-point boost. At the other end, Kilmeena moved the ball at pace and got some decent scores, to take a half time lead of 2 points. Half time score: Kilmeena 2 – 07, Aghamore 1 - 8 The second half resembled a totally different game for both the hosts and visitors, with Kilmaine excelling, whilst Kilmeena struggled to get into the game. The Kilmeena ladies continued to defend heroically but with their attack play breaking down all too frequently, this resulted in counter-attacks and a continuous onslaught by Kilmaine. The nature of the 2nd half of this contest became energy sapping for the ladies in black and white but to their credit, they kept fighting for every ball until the final whistle. A lot learned in defeat but plenty of positives to work off in training. Kilmaine 3 -17, Kilmeena 2 - 08 Team; Ellie Mae Keane, Sarah Mulchrone, Laura O'Grady, Katie Moran, Sheila Bohan, Aoife Gannon, Sinead Hughes, Eabha Carney, Laura Kelly, Niamh O’Connor, Amy Carney,Leah Walsh, Lucy O’Malley, Lisa Hastings, Rachel Gibbons. Subs; Rachel Keane for Rachel Gibbons, Mags Ryder for Lucy O’Malley and Julie O’Grady for Sarah Mulchrone. Scorers; E Carney 1 - 4 (2f), L Hastings 1 - 3, A Carney 0 – 1.