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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

Kilmeena advanced to the county Intermediate semi-final with a commanding win over Kilmaine. The match had it all - end-to-end action, spectacular long-range points, and relentless determination from both sides in pursuit of the win, with Kilmeena taking the honours on a scoreline of: Kilmeena 0 - 20 1 - 12 Kilmaine more... Link to match images captured by Cormac Feehan yesterday: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9WKxgxVWqmLDUZeo9

🎶Join The Kilmeena Chorus, a social singing group 🎶 Wednesdays from 7.30pm No experience (or talent!) required. As the summer comes to an end why not join us and our expert leader Catherine for a song and a cuppa! Studies show that singing groups are good for your brain, mood, and wellbeing. The Kilmeena Chorus is all about promoting health and community connections! Please note the singing group is an 18+ group The Kilmeena Chorus starts October 8th at 7.30pm

St Brigids vs Kilmeena St Brigids 9 – 07, Kilmeena 4 - 12   Kilmeena travelled to Kilfian on Sunday, 14th September to contest this third round of the Junior A Championship. Both teams lost their second-round encounters seven days earlier,so each needed to get something out of this contest – for St Brigid’s a win would likely see them through to the cup semi-final whilst a win for Kilmeena would ease relegation fears and offer a potential shield final spot. Scoring 4 – 12 will win a lot of games but not today! Scoring the same number of times as the opposition might also yield a share of the spoils but not when the opposition score nine goals and accumulate more green than white flags. Those are the quirks of this contest. For the third Sunday in a row, mother nature wasn’t in the mood for kindness – conditions were blustery and wet for the entire contest. Kilmeena had the aid of a stiff breeze for the opening 30 minutes. Playing 13-aside (at the behest of St Brigids) Kilmeena put in a good opening half. Three goals and fourpoints from the boot of Ciara Joyce and points from Lisa Hastings and Eabha Carney meant the visitors held a 3-pointlead at the small whistle. Half time score: St Brigids 3 – 03, Kilmeena 3 - 06 Kilmeena faced into a strong breeze for the second half but battled away throughout and were still well in contention, only trailing by four points with 8 minutes remaining. However, St Brigids utilised the long ball at times to great effect and in so doing they scored a total of six goals in the second half, albeit one of those was awarded by the referee after he had (seconds earlier) blown for a free! Kilmeena did score a goal and six points in the second half, but this was never enough to offset the blitz of second half goals by St Brigids. This was most definitely a contest where goals win games. The final result leaves the Kilmeena ladies facing Westport B in a few weeks time, with the winner of that contest retaining Junior A status for 2026. Team; Aoife Gannon, Sheila Bohan, Laura O'Grady, Mags Ryder, Aine Gallagher, Sinead Hughes, Laura Kelly, Eabha Carney, Amy Carney, Lisa Hastings, Siofra Hughes, Ciara Joyce, Emma Murray. Subs: Leah Walsh for Emma Murray, Emma Murray (reintroduced) for Amy Carney (injury), Amy Carney later reintroduced for Leah Walsh, Katie Moran (Jnr) for Emma Murray, Katie Moran (Snr) for Mags Ryder, Eva Mulchronefor Siofra Hughes, Lucy O’Malley for Sheila Bohan, Rachel Gibbons, Ellie Mai Keane, Emma Jane Gill, Julie O’Grady.

Great to see the Kilmeena U10 girls been recently presented with a new set of GAA Tops, shorts and socks which was partly sponsored by Arramara Teoranta. The girls are delighted with the new kits. Making the presentation on behalf of Arramara Teoranta was Jim Ryder (far left). We are so grateful for their continued support in helping our club and strengthening our community presence.

Great news for Kilmeena GAA! We have retained our Gold Healthy Club Status! Thank you so much to everyone who has contributed to and attended our various Healthy Club initiatives 🖤🤍 Keep your eyes peeled for more exciting things to come!

Tickets for Kilmeena v. Kilmaine (throw-in 3pm) in the quarter final of the 2025 Intermediate Football Championship are now on sale. Purchase them here .

This week’s fixtures! Keep an eye on our social media for match updates ✨🏁 Please show your support! 👏🏼 #KilmeenaGAA2025 #KilmeenaGAA

The last round our our junior ladies championship kicks off this Sunday 11am at Kilfian GAA Pitch. It’s a must win game so please come out and support our ladies team 🤍🏁🖤 Best of luck to both team and management 💪🏼

The outcome hung precariously on the last kick of the match to seal a hard-fought victory for Kilmeena. As the evening wore on, a biting, showery wind swirled around the pitch, testing the resolve of both teams engaged in a fight to the finish under the harsh wintry conditions. Kilmeena 2 - 10 3 - 06 Shrule/Glencorrib more...

Islandeady secured a place in the final of the U16 Girls Shield competition yesterday evening with an impressive performance at home against Kilmeena. The visiting team struggled to match Islandeady's scoring ability, which ultimately led to their exit from the event. Both teams demonstrated moments of skill and quality play, making for an evenly contested match for much of the game. Kilmeena 2 - 06 7 - 09 Islandeady more...

Kilmeena vs The Neale Kilmeena 2 - 12, The Neale, 4 – 09 Kilmeena hosted The Neale on Sunday, 7th September at 11am, in this second round of the Junior A Championship. With both teams having lost their first-round encounters seven days earlier, each needed to get something out of this contest. Inthe final minute of the game, it looked like a draw was on and a share of the spoils would be the outcome. That was until The Neale pounced on some Kilmeena handling errors and had the ball in the back of the home side’s net - ‘it isn’t over until it is’. A tough one to take but that’s sport! The blustery weather conditions dictated that each team would only dominate one half of play. So, with the Kilmeena ladies having the strong breeze on their backs for the opening 30 minutes they needed to make the most of it. With two goals from the boot of Ciara Joyce and points from Lisa Hastings, Eabha Carney and Aoife Gannon, the home side gave themselves a reasonable cushion of seven points at the small whistle. Half time score: Kilmeena 2 – 09, The Neale 1 - 5 Kilmeena faced into a strong breeze for the second half and struggled to get the ball up the field, so much so that the home side failed to register a score in the third quarter. All the while, The Neale were eating into Kilmeena’s lead and eventually took the lead themselves. Nonetheless, the home side kept working and eventually won a free, which Amy Carney converted to restore parity. The final seven or eight minutes produced two points apiece with the Kilmeena ladies grabbing the last of the minors to level this contest. It looked like the home side had battled sufficiently to earn a deserved draw, until The Neale got their fourth goal with the last attack of the game. This was an entertaining contest with both sides having good spells of dominance and little to separate these teams. Ultimately, goals win games and that’s how it panned out. However, the Kilmeena ladies can take lots of positives from this contest – they were competitive throughout and showedgreat character and resilience to dig their way out of a third quarter hole. This will stand to them. Team; Ellie Mae Keane, Aine Gallagher, Laura O'Grady, Sheila Bohan, Sarah Mulchrone, Aoife Gannon, Sinead Hughes, Laura Kelly, Eabha Carney, Jaimee Geraghty, Lisa Hastings, Siofra Hughes, Amy Carney, Ciara Joyce, Emma Murray. Subs: Mags Ryder for Jaimee Geraghty, Leah Walsh for Siofra Hughes, Katie Moran (Jnr) for Emma Murray and Katie Moran (Snr) for Sheila Bohan. Eva Mulchrone, Lucy O’Malley, Rachel Gibbons, Emma Jane Gill, Laura Ingham.

In the rapidly fading evening light, Kilmeena claimed victory in this high-scoring U17 boys Homeland League match against Knockmore this evening in Kilmeena. Despite the goal fest, both teams showcased a style of football that bodes well for the future of both clubs. Kilmeena 8 - 19 0 - 09 Knockmore more...

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