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Tickets for the Connacht Junior Football Club Championship Semi Final v Athenry can be purchased from the link below. Time: 1.30pm Date: Sunday 5th December Venue: Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence https://www.universe.com/events/connacht-gaa-club-junior-football-championship-semi-final-tickets-CM6YF4 Tickets are priced at €10 each. U16s are free. There are no concessions and tickets will not be sold at the ground.

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Kilmeena GAA Club will take place tomorrow, Sunday 28th November at 4:00pm. Please note, change of venue. The meeting will now take place in Myna Community Centre. Attendees are reminded to observe public health advice. Sanitise hands on entry & exit and observe social distancing.

Based on their consistent performance through this year's championship journey, Kilmeena justified their entitlement to lift the Pete McDonnell County Junior Cup following their victory over a tenacious Kilcommon side in a nail-biting finish to the junior championship in Crossmolina yesterday. more... and more... and still more... https://photos.app.goo.gl/qxwyUrzFD7Qqegkh7

A fantastic day was had by all at Kilmeena GAA club for this year's Winter League yesterday with mini-games for girls and boys aged 9-13 years. Our Healthy Club Committee held fun activities for kids and served refreshments too. The day concluded with cup and medal presentations. The winners of boys A final were presented with the Declan Gibbons Memorial Cup, the winners of the B final were presented with the William Quinn Memorial Cup and the winners of the C Final were presented with the Ryan Cup. The winning girls were presented with the Padraic Mulloy Memorial Cup while the girls runners-up were presented with the Sean Kelly Memorial Cup. A huge 'thank you' to all of the organisers, coaches, referees, everyone that helped with catering, parents and photographer for the day, Ollie Mulchrone. Click here to see more of Ollie's photos.

The final of the men's TF Royal Hotel and Theatre Junior Football Championship takes place on Saturday, November 20th at 12 noon against Cill Chomain. The venue for the game is St. Tiernan's Park, Crossmolina. Adult, Senior Citizens and Students are required to have a ticket to enter the grounds. Children up to the age of U16 are not required to have a ticket to enter the ground. All championship games are ticket only events and you will NOT be able to pay at the gate. Cost of entry for Junior games: Adults €10 Students/OAP €8 Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.universe.com/users/mayo-gaa-WTRP5B KilmeenaGAA2021 Midwest Furniture

The local league will take place on Sunday 14th, November starting at 11:00am and finishing up at 2:00pm approx. For those of you who have not participated before, the local league is to honour the memory of deceased members of families involved in the Kilmeena club and comprises of a series of friendly and mixed ability mini games for boys and girls age 9-13. There will be separate competitions for boys and girls and the morning will conclude with a presentation of cups and medals Our Healthy club committee will have some fun activities for the children too. We will pick teams on the morning and in order that it is successful we ask that coaches from these ages are available to help with games. Please note: · All players must wear gum shields. · There will be no 45’s. · Maximum 2 plays. · Referees may be young club members, so we ask that they get the respect they deserve. · Unlimited roll on roll-off substitutions.

Kilmeena G.A.A. Club would like to thank the Smyth family, Rory, Dean, Diane, Theresa and everyone at Mid-West Furniture for their kind sponsorship of training gear for our junior men’s panel. Mid-West Furniture has and continue to be wonderful supporters of the Club at all levels and are always extremely generous in their sponsorship. The players and the Club very much appreciate this presentation, and we look forward to the continued partnership with Mid-West Furniture as the team’s main sponsor. Pictured receiving the presentation are left to right: Padraic Moore, Club Treasurer; Rory Smyth, Mid West Furniture; Mary Slattery, Club Secretary; Paul Groden, John Reilly, Junior team manager; John McDonald, Club Chairman; Peter Carney, Junior team selector; Dean Smyth, Mid West Furniture. Kneeling left to right: Sean Barrett, Club Pro; Stephen Staunton, Tómas Gill and Sean Ryder.

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The Semi Final of the men's TF Royal Hotel and Theatre Junior Football Championship takes place on Saturday, November 6th at 2:00pm against Islandeady. The venue for the game is McGovern Park, Newport. All championship games are ticket only events and you will NOT be able to pay at the gate. Cost of entry for Junior games: Adults €10 Students/OAP €8 Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.universe.com/users/mayo-gaa-WTRP5B KilmeenaGAA2021 Midwest Furniture

Notice is hereby given that the annual General Meeting (AGM) of Kilmeena GAA club will take place on Sunday, 28th November at 4:00pm in the clubhouse. The Bord na nÓg and LGFA Club Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on Thursday, 25th November at 8:00pm in the clubhouse.

Friday 29th October 2021 Kilmeena vs Crossmolina Match report by Michael O Grady A tight game until the final quarter – Kilmeena struggled to find any rhythm in the first quarter, got into it in the second quarter to level matters at the small whistle, traded scores in the third period to maintain parity entering the final quarter,only to lose concentration and cohesion in the final quarter, which ultimately allowed Crossmolina over the line first. The collective loss of No.s 3, 6 and 14 through injury prior to this fixture, didn’t help the cause of the men in Black & White but the 15 players and the subs that took to the field this evening, gave it their all and played with commendable positivity and determination throughout. On a calm but wet evening, the game was played under lights at Mulvey Park (Castlebar). Throw-in was set for 7.30pm but the ref got proceedings under way at 7.26pm – he’s probably not a fan of standing around......in the rain!! Crossmolina got off to the better start and by the first water break they were 4 points to 1 up – Kilmeena seemed a bit edgy on the ball, with misplaced passes and turnovers allowing Crossmolina the attacking advantage. After the first water-break, Kilmeena settled and posted four points to one for Crossmolina – 3 from Darragh Slattery (2 converted frees) and a nice point from Jack Mulchrone (to add to his earlier minor). So at half time, it was all square – 5 points apiece. There was little to separate the sides in the third quarter. The North Mayo men claimed the first 2 points of this period and Kilmeena needed something to stay in touch of what was (up to this stage) a low scoring encounter. And then out of nothing, a quick ball into the Crossmolina half of the pitch found Chris McGlynn and the Kilmeena No.7 took route 1 towards the Crossmolina gaol and blasted the O’Neils to the net. Darragh Slattery followed up with a converted free to give the men in black and white a two point lead. But this was short lived and a lapse in concentration by Kilmeena allowed Crossmolina possession which they converted to a goal.Kilmeena managed another point from play to level the contest at 1 -7 apiece at the end of the third quarter. The final quarter was all about goals and this period delivered 5 majors. Unfortunately for Kilmeena, 3 of these goals were green flags for Crossmolina. Kilmeena did manage 2 goals. Following some nice interplay build-up, Chris McGlynn scored his second of the evening. In injury time, a loose ball hit in from a Kilmeena free allowed Rian Kilcoyne to exploit the panic in the Crossmolina defence, to score a late goal for the men in Black and White. But with Crossmolina having added 3 points to their final quarter of 3 goals, the contest was gone beyond the Kilmeena men. A disappointing final result given the position that Kilmeena found themselves in going into the final 15 minutes of this contest but, there can be no arguing that the better side on the evening won out. The Kilmeena lads can be proud of their achievement in reaching a County Final and one which on another day, they may well have came out on top had they not been blighted by injured personnel. To this group of footballers, we say ‘Thanks for all the entertainment and keep at it’. Final score: Kilmeena; 3 – 7, Crossmolina; 4 – 10 The panel present this evening comprised of the following: Evan O’Donnell, Jack Walsh, Harry Sheridan, Rian Kilcoyne, Ben Lennon, Oisin Grimley, Chris McGlynn, Liam Moore, Colin Hastings, Jack Mulchrone, Darragh Slattery, Brian Durkan, Daniel O’Malley (Capt.), Cillian O’Grady, Ciaran Kilcoyne, Cormac Lyons, Conor Feehan, Sean Prenty, Adam O’Grady, Sean Gallagher, Conal Gill, Josh Browne, Conor Kelly, Cormac Feehan, Rory Nolan. Click on the link below for more images. The photographer gives apologies for the poor quality photos due to the torrential rain and lightning condition on the night. https://photos.app.goo.gl/6Ba6i1hGFnKs8t3K6

It might have only been a friendly but Kilmeena U13s produced a sensational performance away to Castlebar Mitchels. Despite missing seven of our regular team the boys pulled off a four-point win, playing under lights for the first time. Three U12s - Noah Coughlan, Finn and Darragh Mulchrone - stepped up, but far from just making up the numbers, they each produced unbelievable performances to help their team over the line. Well done boys - what a way to finish the season!

Hard luck to our U15 Feile team who lost the semi final by 2 points to Swinford. The girls played 4 games, winning 3 in total The level of football played today showed just how much the team have progressed over the season This was Kilmeena LGFA’s first time entering a team into the Feile competition. Everyone played their hearts out, making themselves and the Club super proud and even making history…. A special thanks to the younger girls, Eva, Amy G, Laura I, Leah and Julie, all of who stepped up to the mark today. A massive thanks also to the teams management for their dedication all year round. A delightful end to a busy season of football…. ROLL ON 2022 more...

"What a fantastic Season finale for our U11 boys who had the privilege of playing in the Centre of Excellence Dome last Saturday. Super performances from all our lads. With special thanks to our neighbouring club #Westportgaa for inviting us to this event. Thank you to #Kilmucudgaa for organising this fantastic day and also thank you to both #Castlebargaa and #Breaffygaa for the great games. Thank you Ollie Mulchrone for capturing these fantastic pictures. A day for our lads to remember". https://photos.app.goo.gl/LfRNQWVS99SbSCtJ9

Kilmeena certainly welcomed this final whistle in their clash with Charlestown in the County Minor B semi-final played in Castlebar this afternoon despite the scoreline. The sharpshooting skills of Darragh Slattery's from play and frees kept some space on the scoreboard when it mattered. Kilmeena 2 - 13 1 - 10 Charlestown more...