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Our football season is really kicking off over the next few weeks. First up our U-14 girls play Achill at home this Wednesday at 7pm. This is their first game of the season so let’s get out and support our girls 🏁 On Saturday our Junior ladies also have their first outing of the season. They will play away to Castlebar at 6.30pm 🏁 Best of luck to both teams this week and for the season ahead ✨ Please keep an eye on social media for updates of matches. #getbehindthefight #serioussupport

We played our second game of the Season away to Swinford on Thursday 1st April on a fabulous spring evening ! We were definitely the stronger team in the first half despite playing against the breeze and led 1-9 to 1-6 at the break. We had a good start to the second half and increased our lead to five point before Swinford had their period of dominance in the final quarter. An entertaining and competitive game ended level at 2-13 each. While disappointed not come away with a victory, despite having lead for most of the game , we could well have been defeated we're it not for the heroics of Louie in goal near the end. Team picture : Back row - Logan Heraty, Alan Gannon, Dean Staunton, Eoghan Cannon, Kyle Mulchrone, Louie Corcoran, Alan Mortimer, Tiernan Aherne , Cormac O'Malley, Brendon Witzl. Front Row - Cormac Slattery, Shane Forde Lavelle, Darragh O'Grady, Sean Keane, Aaron Murray, Adam Moran, Patrick Feehan, Alex Kenning, Ruairi Kilcoyne

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

‼️‼️TICKET INFORMATION‼️‼️ Tickets for the 2025 Connacht GAA Senior Football Championship Quarter Final against Sligo are on general sale on Ticketmaster from today. Ticket Information here ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://mayogaa.com/2025/03/25/connacht-gaa-championship-2025/

🏐🟨🟥⬛️ Upcoming Foundation Course for new referees! Dates: 2nd and 9th April 2025. Venue: MacHale Park at 7pm If interested please contact Mary Slattery, Club Secretary. E: secretary.kilmeena.mayo@gaa.ie

It was a decisive victory for the U16 boys, who demonstrated exceptional goal-scoring ability against a Moy Davitts team that struggled to find their rhythm in St. Brendan's Park this morning. Kilmeena 7 - 13 2 - 08 Moy Davitts more...

Both teams and officials adapted well to the first chance to test the new rules proposed by the F.R.C. during the first round of the Kelly Cup in Breaffy yesterday. Although Kilmeena fielded a reduced number of their regular team, they still managed to put up a strong resistance against the more experienced Breaffy squad. Goals are crucial in any game, and Breaffy capitalized on the goal-scoring opportunities that came their way, ultimately winning with a scoreline of: Kilmeena 0 - 11 4 - 12 Breaffy more...

Consistent performance from Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin throughout the sixty minutes ensures they secure the points in this round of the Kelly Cup. Kilmeena 0 - 9 1 - 12 Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin more...

Plse note just to clarify: Under 16 game tomorrow (23rd March) is at 11 o clock in Kilmeena.

Check out this weekends club fixtures! 🏐 Please show your support 🏁 Keep an eye on our social media pages for match updates!

Back at it!! Check out this weekends club fixtures! 🏐 Please show your support 🏁 Keep an eye on our social media pages for match updates! #KilmeenaGAA #KilmeenaGAA2025 #MayoGAA

Congratulations to the following players on receiving their awards in the Buckfield Inn on Saturday evening, 22nd February. Ladies Minor Player of the Year: Katie Moran Players' Player of the Year: Laura O’Grady Player of the Year: Laura Kelly Mens Minor Player of the Year: Evan O’ Grady Most Improved Player: Kian Moore Young Player of the Year: Luke Durcan Player’s Player of the Year: Jack Mulchrone Player of the Year: Colin Hastings Well done to all involved.

Oh, what a night!  Kilmeena GAA Lipsync Battles 2025 will undoubtedly go down in history as a night that brought together teams, club, community and parish in a spectacular display of talent and camaraderie. Held on February 2nd at the Castlecourt Hotel in Westport, this event was a true testament to the spirit and unity of our GAA community. First and foremost, a massive thank you to all our generous sponsors. Your unwavering support and generosity made this unforgettable night possible. We appreciate every contribution that helped bring this event to life. A big thank you to the Castlecourt Hotel and their exceptional staff for hosting us. To Martin and Laura and all at Lipsync Battles Ireland, thank you for making the night truly spectacular! Special thanks to the organising committee, who meticulously planned every detail of this event. Your dedication and hard work behind the scenes did not go unnoticed and were instrumental in making the night a resounding success. And finally, to the acts who took the stage, we are both in awe and in some cases, shock! Your dedication, time, and commitment to making this a night to remember truly shone through in every performance. We are grateful for your enthusiasm and willingness to entertain. You made this event a spectacular success. Well done and thank you to everyone involved.

It is with deep sadness that we learned of the passing of Tommy Cox, Mayour, Kilmeena, a man who left an indelible mark on his community. Tommy was an exceptional sportsman and a proud Kilmeena native. In the 1950s, he was an outstanding player for Kilmeena GAA, earning recognition for his talent and dedication to the game. His skill on the field led to his selection for the Mayo team during the 1953/54 league campaign. As a sub on the Mayo team that secured the National League Title in 1954, Tommy etched his name into the annals of Mayo GAA history. Beyond his contributions to football, Tommy was a passionate handballer, competing with Newport and claiming numerous titles. In 1964, his vision and drive helped establish the Kilmeena Handball Club, fostering a love of the sport in his community. That same year, he reached the Connaught doubles final, a testament to his skill and determination. Tommy’s commitment to the GAA extended beyond the pitch, serving as a delegate to the West Board in 1958. One of Tommy’s fondest memories came on February 6, 2022, when he was the first to arrive at Croke Park to cheer on his beloved Kilmeena as they clinched the All-Ireland Junior Club title. Reflecting on that joyous day, Tommy beamed with pride, describing it as "one of the best days of my life," his smile as broad as Clew Bay. Above all, Tommy was a true gentleman, known for his kindness, warmth, and dedication to his family and community. His legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. We extend our deepest sympathy to Tommy’s family during this difficult time. May his gentle soul rest in peace. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

The big event is getting close! Make sure you book your place for this unforgettable night of fundraising and craic by booking your ticket here or scan the QR code on the poster.