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The Kilmeena GAA Rounders team will be proudly sporting their new jerseys thanks to Westnet Broadband Mayo Ltd who kindly sponsored the very first Kilmeena Rounders jerseys when they play their first competitive game in the GAA Rounders Junior Mixed Championship v St Senans of Limerick on Sunday, 1st May. The game will be played at Michael Glaveys GAA in Roscommon at 2pm. Everyone is welcome to come along to support.

Kilmeena GAA Healthy Club are delighted to partner with Croí in an exciting new initiative, the Croí Third Age Program. Croí gave an informative presentation at #MayoGAA County Board meeting where all County Board delegates were invited to partake in blood pressure and pulse screening. A wonderful opportunity for all attending. Kilmeena GAA Healthy Club in conjunction with Croí will provide information, resources and links to webinars and talks hosted by Croí. Watch the Healthy Club section on the website and the new Kilmeena GAA Healthy Club Facebook page for updates. Read all about the Croí’s Third Age Program by clicking the following link: https://croi.ie/third-age-mayo/

What a fantastic opportunity to have the West Be Well online resources available to us in Mayo, Galway and Roscommon. Check out the new website https://www.westbewell.ie/ Follow on social media for events and updates

2022 brings a new phase of the Healthy Club Project and it consists of three levels, Foundation which Kilmeena have already attained. Silver, we are in the process of completing at the moment and the ultimate award, Gold which of course we will aim to achieve. As part of the Silver level we ask if you could complete our short Community Survey. The survey will remain open for two weeks. Thank you for taking the time to fill it out. Click on the link below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrFKOXmBa1i9HO5Zzsr225JZkppDCI3OS7xCD-uXFx56wV-A/viewform?usp=sf_link

It was the toughest of evenings for our U14s in the West Mayo U14B semi-final away to Breaffy. In a complete mis-match, the game was effectively over after ten minutes as Breaffy ran riot, scoring at will. While we were missing six of our team, it has to be said that even it we were at full strength it was obvious Breaffy were in a different class. Our boys looked tired but still gave their all, even managing a couple of goals in the last two minutes. But It was something of a relief to all to hear the final whistle. And so concludes this year’s U14 league campaign. We wish our older boys well with the U15s and our younger boys with the U13s. Thanks to all the parents for shuttling the kids to and from training and matches and a special thanks to Ollie Mulchrone for the fantastic photos. You can see more of Ollie's photos of the match here.

Kilmeena escape a revitalised Crossmolina second half comeback in the Michael Walsh Intermediate League in Kilmeena this evening. Kilmeena 0 - 12 1 - 07 Crossmolina more...

Keep an eye on our new Healthy Club section on Kilmeena GAA website and Facebook page for updates and details of upcoming events

Be the coach you needed when you were younger https://learning.gaa.ie/courses/OneGoodCoach/#/lessons/03VOOzID6GpRqm0ba8RqYRVWqheQmEPN

Well done to the Kilmeena and Westport GAA under 10 and under 12 boys that played matches in Kilmeena yesterday evening. Click on the link below to view some photos of these future stars in action. https://photos.app.goo.gl/nmDj9gwjojV1c4qa6

Mayo Minor A County Final 8th April 2022 Moy Davitts 1-13 Kilmeena 0-06 Kilmeena’s bid to land the club’s first County Minor Atitle failed to materialise against a much fresher Moy Davitts side on Friday evening last in Claremorris. There was huge anticipation in the Kilmeena camp after two massive victories over Ballina Stephenites(County semi final) on Monday last and Westport (West Mayo Minor final) on Friday last. The third big game in a week seemed a bridge too far and Kilmeena looked leg weary and void of ideas all over the pitch. Moy Davitts on the other hand looked sharp and fresh and led by 8 points to 2 after twenty minutes. Kilmeena’s task was dealt two major blows before half time when first they were reduced to fourteen men and shortly after Moy Davitts found the net to lead 1-09 to 0-02 at half time. In the second half Kilmeena battled very hard in what was an uphill struggle, but a missed penalty four shots back off the post and a number of poor wides summed up Kilmeena’s evening as a whole. Moy Davitts ran out deserving winners 1-13 to 0-06. Kilmeena will look back at this performance with regret as proved in previous matches they were capable of much better. Kilmeena can look back on the Minor campaign of 2022 with real pride having reached the club’s first County Minor A final. Team: E. O’ Donnell, D. Hastings, J. Mulchrone, J. O’ Malley, C. Kilcoyne, C. Feehan, C. Kelly, L. Moore, C. Hastings, J. Browne, D. Slattery, B. Durkan, C. Gill, S. Gallagher, K. Corcoran. Subs: A. O’ Grady, S. O’ Grady, J. O’ Grady, D. Staunton, H. Sheridan, C. Feehan, M. Regan, C. O’ Malley, F. Gibbons, R. Kilcoyne, L. Durkan, J. Murphy Management: Padraic Moore, Neil O’ Donnell, Pat Mulchrone, Conor Madden. click on the below link for additional photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/xvhwwy1HmGYoN4zi8

West Mayo Minor A Final 1st April 2022 Kilmeena 1-12 Westport 0-11 The Kilmeena minors of 2022 wrote their own history with a well earned hard fought victory over neighbours Westport in a pulsating West Mayo Minor A final in Clogher on Friday evening last. Westport came into the game wearing the hot favourites tag despite been defeated narrowly in round one by the boys in black and white. The game started at a frantic pace and Westport looked much slicker early on with fine scores from Finbarr Mc Loughlin, Danny Brennan and Darragh Hoban. Liam Moore, Darragh Slattery and Brian Durkan kept the score board ticking to keep Kilmeena in touch. Westport were awarded a penalty on 24minutes but Danny Brennan’s goal bound shot was somehow kept out by Evan O’ Donnell. Kilmeena were in disbelief when referee Declan Corcoran ordered it to be re-taken, but the magnificent O’ Donnell saved it for a second time. Westport tagged on another point to lead by 0-06 points to 0-03 with four minutes left to play. The rest of the first half belonged to Kilmeena with a well taken goal by Conal Gill after great work by Josh Browne. Brian Durkan and Darragh Slattery added points to leave Kilmeena 1-05 to 0-06 at the break. Kilmeena began the second half with real intent and with Liam Moore bossing the middle of the field they realed off five points without reply. Josh Browne, Darragh Slattery, Donal hastings and Liam Moore (2). Kilmeena were guilty of missing some guilt edge chances in this period which could have put the game beyond reach. Westport to their credit fought back with points from Mc Loughlin, Brennan and Foye but late points from Liam Moore and Sean Gallagher broke Westport’s momentum. Westport pushed hard with twolate points for their efforts but were never going to catch the boy’s in black and white who defended heroically to run our deserving winners on a score line of 1-12 to 0-11 to land the club’s first Minor A title. Evan O’ Donnell was superb and assured in goal, Joseph O’ Malley, Jack Mulchrone and Donal Hastings were outstanding in the full back line and dealt with everything Westport threw at them. The half back line of Ciaran Kilcoyne, Conor Feehan, Conor Kelly and Keelan Corcoran defended heroically and drove forward at every opportunity. At midfield Liam Moore gave a master class of high fielding and tagged four long ranged points for good measure. Colin Hastings covered every blade of grass and linked play at every chance. A return of six points from half forward line Darragh Slattery, Josh Browne and Brian Durkanmeant they were always an attacking threat. Sean Gallagher and Conal Gill’s constant movement inside meant that Westport’s full back line was always on alert and their work rate was a joy to watch where they turned the Westport defence over time and time againand also contributing 1-01 to the score line. Michael Regan and Adam O’ Grady came in as late subs and both contributed to this famous victory. Kilmeena face Ballina Stephenites in the County semi final Monday evening next and hopefully the quick turnaround will not prove a bridge too far for the boys in black and white. Team: E. O’ Donnell, D. Hastings, J. Mulchrone, J. O’ Malley, C. Kilcoyne, C. Feehan, C. Kelly, L. Moore, C. Hastings, J. Browne, D. Slattery, B. Durkan, C. Gill, S. Gallagher, K. Corcoran. Subs: A. O’ Grady, S. O’ Grady, J. O’ Grady, D. Staunton, H. Sheridan, C. Feehan, M. Regan, C. O’ Malley, F. Gibbons, R. Kilcoyne, L. Durkan, J. Murphy Management: Padraic Moore, Neil O’ Donnell, Pat Mulchrone, Conor Madden. Click on the link below for more photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/zWxChGRFZXvQJGw99

Reminder! Club membership is now due for the 2022 season and should be completed by logging onto the GAA registration system www.foireann.ie All players must be registered by 31st March. Non registered players are not permitted to play or train after 31st March.

A sincere Thank you to everyone who made donations to our recent idonate.ie fundraiser. The goodwill from our friends and supporters at home and abroad was truly amazing. Your generosity and support in getting behind the team on their All-Ireland journey is gratefully appreciated. Cill Mhíodhna abú! Kind Regards, Kilmeena GAA Club

Luke Mullee from Tilewarehouse is pictured below presenting tops, T-shirts and togs to the captain of the 2021 U-17 team Rian Kilcoyne. Some team members and coaches are also pictured below outside the Tilewarehouse in Westport. Kilmeena GAA club wishes to thank Tilewarehouse for their generous support, it is greatly appreciated.

Club membership is now due for the 2022 season. Log on to the GAA registration system www.foireann.ie to complete. Enter your username and password. If you have forgotten your username or password, you can click on the links at the bottom of the login screen and follow the instructions. Step 1, If its your first time completing club membership you will need to complete your profile. If returning member please check and confirm your profile details are correct. Step 2, Complete membership - As an individual (Adult) or - As a Family Note: Use a laptop or computer with a larger screen instead of a phone if possible when completing the initial registration steps. Register as an Adult: Individual membership (18 years and over) Click on Membership, then Membership Options. Click on the ’Single Playing Member (Mens & Ladies)’ membership option. Click on Register in blue at the bottom of the selected membership option. Fill in the required details selecting your preferences & consent to the Code of Conduct. Choose the payment option to complete the registration process. Register as a Family: Parents/Guardians of juveniles (17 years and under) Note: Adult children must be registered as individual members. The following steps are very important, so please take time to complete all information correctly. Click on Family, create your family and add each member using “Invite Parent/Guardian” or “Add Child” & complete each member’s details, Date of Birth/Preferences/Consent. When inviting a Parent/Guardian, they will receive an email which they must acknowledge within 24 hours. Guide to setting up your family on Foireann Once the Family is setup and any additional parents/Guardians have accepted the invite to join, click on Membership, select the Membership option which suits your family. Click on Register in blue at the bottom of your selected option. YOU MUST now select each family member from the drop-down menu, enter details for each family member. After you have entered the 1st members details you need to scroll back up the page to complete the next members details, before moving on to payment, otherwise only the head of the family or those selected will be registered. Choose the payment option to complete the registration process. Note: Once payment is received and verified, the registrar will approve your membership and you will receive a receipt of payment to the email address you provided in your profile. All non-playing females should tick GAA when completing their registration. Thank you for your continued support of the club.