A must win game for both teams ensured that this game would be an enthralling one and that would turn out to be the case. Kilmeena had the most of the possesion of the game but some wayward shooting meant that Charlestown went in at the break 7 points up. However after the break Kilmeena came out the stronger side bringing the gap to 2 points including a penalty scored by the keeper Paul Groden. With 2 minutes to go the sides were level but an unforunate rebound off the bar defelcted of a Kilmeena player into his own net leaving the fianl score at Kilmeena 1 - 11 Charlestown 2 - 11 More photos here

Best of luck to our senior team and management as they face Charlestown in Round✌🏻of the Connacht Gold SFC tomorrow afternoon. 📺 Can’t make it? Mayo GAA TV will be live streaming the match - you can purchase it on the link below: https://mayo.streamsport.ie/item?id=5206249 ✨🏁🏐 #KilmeenaGAA #KilmeenaGAA2026 #ConnachtGoldSFC

Best of luck to our senior team and management as they face Charlestown in Round✌🏻of the Connacht Gold SFC tomorrow afternoon. Please note ‼️ This is a ticket only event and tickets must be purchased in advance on the link below ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ https://www.universe.com/events/charlestown-v-kilmeena-connacht-gold-senior-championship-round-2-tickets-J4BC2P?ref=universe-discover

Kilmeena vs St Brigids Kilmeena 2 - 19, St Brigids 1 – 04 In this first round of the 2026 Junior A Championship, Kilmeena were at home to St Brigids on Sunday, 16th Augustwith an 11am throw-in time. Kilmeena had travelled to Kilfian in September 2025 for the previous encounter between these sides in the Junior A championship. On that occasion St Brigids blitzed the Kilmeena ladies with a 6-goal salvo in the second half to win by 10 points. So, there was a steady resolve by the Kilmeenaladies to make amends for the 2025 loss and amends they did make, running out winners this time by 18 points at the final whistle. At the throw-in, neither team held a weather advantage – conditions were overcast, the light drizzle had stopped (for a while!!) and there was no breeze. Both teams got stuck in with Molly Foy registering Kilmeena’s first score. Ciara Joyce and Aoife Gannon followed up with a point apiece before St Brigids opened their account with a minor. With the ladies in black & white pressing up on and winning a significant share of the St Brigids’ kickout further points were converted by Amy Carney, Julia Sztejner and Ciara Joyce. Just when it seemed that the hosts were in control they got turned over by St Brigids. A couple of passes later, the ball was in the back of the Kilmeena net and the home side’s lead was reduced to 2 points. Game on again? Not really. The Kilmeena ladies didn’t panic – they continued to play with control, working the ball around and converting four additional points, one each from Sheila Bohan and Ruby Lane (free) and two from the boot of Eabha Carney, including a well taken free. A solid performance from 1 to 15, including the introduction of two subs gave the hosts a six-point cushion at the short whistle. Half time score: Kilmeena 0 – 10, St Brigids 1 – 01 The second half picked up where the first half had left off. The Kilmeena ladies continued to dominate and it wasn’t long before a hat-trick of pointed frees (Ciara Joyce) was followed by a goal from the boot of Ciara Joyce. St Brigids remained competitive and they did continue to battle on to convert a few more scores too. But the home side having the advantage of additional subs to introduce (Deirdre Byrne, Mags Ryder and Kate McNicholas) and now aided by a slight breeze, were in a position to finish stronger. Further points from Lisa Hastings, Sheila Bohan and Ciara Joyce together with a second goal form the latter put the game to bed in the final quarter and ensured a good win at home for the Kilmeenaladies. Whilst applauding the scoring exploits that created a final tally of 2 – 19 for the home side it should not be lost on anyone that restricting St Brigids to 1 – 04 (5 scores) over sixty minutes of football is a testament to the midfield and defensive work rate of the ladies that played those positions today. Simply put this was a team and squad effort that delivered a good result for the Kilmeena ladies in this first round Championship encounter. Today’s result is the perfect start to the 2026 Championship for the Kilmeena Adult Ladies’ squad and it represents a step in the right direction. Next up is Kilmoremoy (Ballina) away on Sunday 23rd August (1pm). Team; Emma Jane Gill, Sarah Mulchrone, Katie Moran (Snr), Laura O'Grady, Eabha Carney, Megan O’Malley, Laura Kelly, Lisa Hastings, Julia Sztejner, Aoife Gannon, Molly Foy, Leah Walsh, Sheila Bohan, Ciara Joyce, Katie Moran (Jnr). Subs: Ellie Mae Keane, Mags Ryder (for Molly Foy), Amy Carney (for Leah Walsh), Emily Irwin, Ruby Lane (for Megan O’Malley), Lucy O’Malley, Rachel Keane, Deirdre Byrne (for Katie Moran Jnr), Kate McNicholas (for Sheila Bohan), Aine Regan, Niamh O’Connor, Holly Barrett, Caragh Ryan.

Round 2 of the Junior Ladies championship gets underway this weekend. Our ladies hope to make it two wins from two. Best of luck to both team and management. 📆 Sunday 23rd of August ⏰ 1 pm 📍 Kilmoremoy LGFA Pitch, F26 T6P4

Our Junior ladies kick off their championship campaign at home in Kilmeena this Sunday 16th of August at 11am. They will face @st.brigidslgfa in what is sure to be a great game of football. Our ladies are hoping to get off to a winning start. Please come out and support our ladies team in their first game of the championship 🏁💪🏼🏁 #serioussupport #mayolgfa #kilmeenalgfaabú

Week Beginning: 10/08/2026. Best of luck to all teams and management involved 🏁💪🏼

On a intermittently misty Saturday evening in St Brendan's Park Kilmeena welcomed Claremorris for the first game on Kilmeena's return to the Senior Championship. After a wind affected game the score was Kilmeena 0 - 13 Claremorris 3 - 11 more photos here

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Long before the All-Ireland Champions arrived, supporters poured into the pristine and flag-decked St. Brendan's Park in Kilmeena, proudly wearing Mayo's green and red. Flags waved, and faces beamed with excitement as the crowd patiently awaited the moment they had longed for, the recently crowned All-Ireland Champions, after a 75-year wait, and Kilmeena's own Jack Carney, home with the Sam Maguire Cup. Families enjoyed picnics, Rory Joyce entertained the crowd, and the atmosphere buzzed with pride and anticipation among young and old alike. Report of the occasion to follow: more... He has arrived...click here

Ardnaree claimed victory in a well-fought competitive Division 3 League Final against Kilmeena at a chilly McHale Park yesterday evening, Kilmeena 0 - 14 2 - 14 Ardnaree more...

Best of luck to our Junior Ladies team in the Memorial league Semi Final. It’s a home game so please come out and support the ladies team this Saturday. Kick off is 7pm 🏁

Charlestown Sarsfields exerted control with a comfortable win against Kilmeena in their first-round U16 Boys championship game held in Fr. O’Hara GAA Park yesterday evening. Kilmeena 3 - 06 4 - 10 Charlestown Sarsfields more...

Fully paid club members are invited to submit an expression of interest for All-Ireland Football Final tickets by contacting the Club Secretary at: secretary.kilmeena.mayo@gaa.ie Please note that while every effort will be made to accommodate all requests, tickets cannot be guaranteed, as demand is expected to far exceed the club’s allocation. Thank you for your understanding and co-operation #AllIrelandFinal #KilmeenaGAA2026 #MayoGAA