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The second-half performance by Aghamore secured their place in the County B Semi-final against a Kilmeena team that struggled after the break today in Aghamore, despite trailing by only one point at half-time. Kilmeena 1 - 09 3 - 08 Aghamore more...

Man-of-the-match Liam Moore delivered an exceptional performance, scoring 12 impressive points that ushered Kilmeena U21s into the County B quarter-finals next weekend. They faced a Breaffy team that pushed the home side into extra time in a thrilling conclusion to an entertaining match. Kilmeena 0 - 23 1 - 13 Breaffy more...

The U21 Championship game in Kilmeena was a rollercoaster of unpredictability. Erris St. Pats emerged victorious thanks to a fortunate goal in the second half. Nevertheless, the game was a well-contested encounter despite the horrendous playing conditions, which contributed to numerous unforced errors on both sides. Kilmeena 0 - 10 1 - 10 Erris St. Pats more...

It is with deep regret that we announce the sudden passing of Michael Feehan, Current Vice President of Kilmeena GAA Club. Michael was a true son of Buckfield, Kilmeena, where he grew up and developed his love for Gaelic football. From a young age, he donned the Kilmeena jersey, becoming a prominent figure on the team from 1968 to 1976. In 1989, Michael emigrated to London, but he never forgot his roots. He remained deeply connected to Kilmeena and had a steadfast interest in the club and county over the years. His unwavering generosity towards the club will always be deeply appreciated. Michael's funeral will take place in London, where the Kilmeena flag will grace his coffin. We extend our heartfelt condolences to Michael’s family and friends during this difficult time. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

The end of season Rounders club review meeting will take on Monday the 4th November at 7:00pm in the clubhouse. All are welcome. Please make an effort to attend.

The club Bord na nÓg and Ladies football end of season review meeting will take place on Wednesday the 30th October 2024 at 8:00pm in the clubhouse. This is an important meeting where we review the season just past and plan for next season. All coaches are invited. Pease make an effort to attend.

The Annual General Meeting of Kilmeena G.A.A. Club takes place in the Clubhouse on Sunday evening the 24th November 2024 at 6:00pm. Nominations and Motions for consideration should be submitted to the Club Secretary by 5:00pm on Monday the 18th November 2024. The AGM is a really important event in our Clubs calendar and we hope to see a large turnout of our members.

Kilmeena will play intermediate football in 2025 after losing to Belmullet on a wet Ballina day. more photos here

The annual Paddy Golden Memorial Blitz is an integral part of the Kilmeena GAA calendar. It's an opportunity to meet our neighbours, friends and rivals. It's an opportunity to come together as a parish. We are delighted to announce that the Paddy Golden Memorial Blitz takes place this coming Saturday, 28th September. We look forward to welcoming all of the teams to Kilmeena for this fantastic event.

A must win for both teams for different reasons ensured this game would be exciting from the start. Ballintubber had the stronger first half going into the break 6 points up. However Kilmeena came out the stronger outfit. This was aided by Ballintubber receiving a black card in the first 5 minutes of the second half. Kilmeena pushed on to equalise multiple times without being able to get ahead. Ballintubber finished the second half the strongest winning the game by 2 points on a scoreline of.... Kilmeena 1 - 09 Ballintuber 0 - 14 more...

Round 2 of the Junior ladies ‘A’ Championship gets underway this weekend. Our girls will play @breaffylgfc at home this Sunday 15th of September. It’s an early start for the girls with the match kicking off at the earlier time of 10am 🏁🏁 All support is very welcome 🤍🖤 Best of luck to all 🤞🏻 📍Kilmeena Gaa Pitch

It is with great sadness that we have learned of the passing of Tommy O'Malley, a cherished member of our community and a true stalwart of Kilmeena GAA. Tommy’s life was one marked by kindness, dedication, and an unwavering love for his family, friends, and his local community. Tommy grew up with a deep connection to the community and in 1963, when Kilmeena GAA was reformed, Tommy was one of the first to answer the call. He played during those challenging years for the club, bringing skill, heart, and leadership to the team. A natural full back, Tommy’s defensive prowess was legendary, but his versatility allowed him to also thrive as a full forward in other games. Tommy hung up his boots in 1967, but his love for Kilmeena GAA never faded. In 1982, he returned in a team management role, serving as a club selector, further contributing to the growth and success of the club. He remained a loyal supporter, always following the fortunes of the club up until his recent illness. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

Round 1 of the Junior ladies ‘A’ Championship gets underway this weekend. Our girls will play away to @parkekcgaa this Sunday 8th of September. The match kicks off at 11 am 🏁 All support is very welcome 🤍🖤 Best of luck to all 🤞🏻

In their first senior football championship game played in St. Brendan's Park, Kilmeena, for over a century, Aghamore clinched a narrow victory by one point in a thrilling finish to an entertaining game. Despite Kilmeena leading by six points at one stage, the more experienced Aghamore team managed to thwart Kilmeena's herculean effort in the second round of the Mayo senior championship, much to the disappointment of the home supporters. Kilmeena 0 - 11 0 - 12 Aghamore more...