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Round 2 takes place this Sunday at 2:00pm with an away tie against Kilfian. All championship games are ticket only events and you will NOT be able to pay at the gate. Tickets can be purchased below https://www.universe.com/users/mayo-gaa-WTRP5B KilmeenaGAA2021 Midwest Furniture

Too easy for Kilmeena in their clash with Tourmakeady in the 1st round of the JFC in Kilmeena yesterday. Kilmeena 4 - 11 0 - 4 Tourmakeady more...

Round 1 takes place this Sunday at 12:30pm with a home tie against Tourmakeady. All championship games are ticket only events and you will NOT be able to pay at the gate. Tickets can be purchased below https://www.universe.com/users/mayo-gaa-WTRP5B KilmeenaGAA2021 Midwest Furniture

Comfortable win for Kilmeena in their final round of League games against Bonniconlon. Kilmeena 4 - 12 1 - 12 Bonniconlon more...

Goals inflict the damage as Westport take the crown against Kilmeena in a highly enjoyable County U17 A final played in Islandeady last evening. Kilmeena 1 - 04 3 - 7 Westport more...

Having reached their first final since their formation, Kilmeena ladies lost out to the more experienced Kiltane side in an epic Frank Kelly Memorial Cup final in McGovern Park Burrishoole on Friday evening last. Leading by a point up to the final minute of full time, Kilmeena relinquished their lead following sustained attacks on goal by the Kiltane ladies to take the game to extra time. However, Kilmeena could not register a score in the added period, allowing Kiltane to emerge as the eventual winners following a most exciting and skilful game that the large attendance at the match enjoyed. This was only the second loss recorded by the Kilmeena girls throughout the entire league campaign; as it turned out, it was also against Kiltane in the first round. However, the experience gained from this round of league games will stand them in good stead in the upcoming championship. Well done, ladies - a massive accomplishment in your first year! Kilmeena 2 - 6 1 - 12 Kiltane more...

Report: Sean Barrett This year the Féile na nÓg competition moved away from the original age group of U14 to U15 to coincide with the change to uneven age groups. After a mediocre championship campaign, attention turned to the Feile for Kilmeena U15s. We were paired in Group 1 of the C competition alongside Achill, Westport and Ballintubber with the games taking place in Westport on Saturday morning last. Game one was against Achill where chances ebbed and flowed for both teams and could have gone either way. The lads battled hard throughout to earn a 2-5 a piece draw with the islanders. It was a game where it felt a point lost was also a point gained. It was a case of rest up quick and get ready for the next challenge. Game two saw us pitted against a fancied Ballintubber side who got out of the traps early and got some early scores to pull away. Kilmeena did enough to keep themselves in with a chance by tapping points over the bar. They found themselves at the break five points down in Spanish-like temperatures and losing corner back Rory Kilcoyne to a shoulder injury was a blow. They knew there was a big task ahead if they were going stay in this competition! They started well in the second half and worked very hard for one another. A penalty from captain John Murphy brought us back into the game and scores from Declan Moore, Luke Durkan, Micheal Regan, Aaron Bourke and Murphy again did enough to get us over the line on a 1-6 to 1-5 scoreline. Credit must go to our defence and goalkeeper who worked tirelessly throughout. The result was a surprise to some but as Padraig O’Hora said at the end of the Mayo v. Dublin semi-final “we have only one plan”. The result against Ballintubber left us with a winner-takes-all clash against neighbours Westport for a place in the county semi-final. At this stage there was plenty of knocks, niggles and fatigue setting in, but we had to re-focus for one last time. Like the Ballintubber game, our opposition started brighter and kicked over five unanswered points to leave us five behind before Dean Staunton found the net just before the interval to leave us just two points down. Westport started the brighter in the second half and had chances to pull away in the game along with an excellent penalty save from goalkeeper Louis Corcoran which gave the team a great lift. At this stage the lads were working extremely hard in roasting hot conditions. Micheal Regan, Luke Durkan, Aaron Bourke, DJ Keane and Evan O’Grady when re-introduced, putting in a great shift and showing leadership as elder statesmen in the team. There was time for one late twist when Declan Moore stood up to kick the winner to great scenes of joy in Westport to give us a 1-4 to 0-6 victory. You could name more lads who were terrific throughout the day, but it really was a squad effort from the 19 lads, who then booked a spot in the semi-final the following day against Ardnaree in the Connacht Centre of Excellence in Bekan. On Sunday morning, all roads led to Bekan for the county semi-final at 11am versus Ardnaree. The lads in black and white started brightly with an early Aaron Bourke score to settle any nerves. After that, even though we had the bulk of possession, Ardnaree ran up a five points to one lead before Dean Staunton kept us in touch with a white flag. At the break we trailed five points to two. In the second half it was a tough battle with the north Mayo men and both teams had chances. Luke Durkan kept us in touch with a point, but Ardnaree pulled away further with a goal on the break. A late Dean Staunton goal was not enough to get us back into the game as we fell short to a 1-6 to 1-3 defeat. Credit must go to the whole team who put in a great effort over the two days and they should be proud of their efforts. Special mention must go to Rory Kilcoyne who broke his clavicle in the Ballintubber match. We wish Rory a speedy recovery. Squad: Louis Corcoran, Rory Kilcoyne, DJ Keane, Darragh O’Grady, Oran Grimley, John Murphy (capt.) Aaron Murray, Micheál Regan, Martynas Grimalia, Declan Moore, Luke Durkan, Aaron Bourke, Evan O’Grady, Cormac O’Malley, Dean Staunton, Aodán Feehan, Alex Kenning, Patrick Feehan, Shane Lavelle and Logan Hearty. Manager: Sean Barrett Coaches: Declan Ryan, Darragh Keaveney, Stephen Staunton and Davy Feehan.

Congratulations to the Kilmeena U-11 boys team and management on winning the 2021 Gearoid Murphy Memorial Blitz in Achill yesterday, Saturday the 4th September. Well done to Achill, Islandeady, Louisburgh, Erris St. Pat’s and CLG Thuar Mhic Éadaigh in competing in this well run competition at Davitt Park. A huge thanks to Achill GAA, the Murphy family and all involved in running this special memorial blitz in memory of Gearoid. Click here for more photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/MgXNU6qS2yz6YCDC6

The Club received a limited number of All Ireland Final tickets, with the demand far exceeding the allocation and unfortunately not all requests could be fulfilled. Ticket returns have now been submitted to the County Board and tickets will be issued directly via Ticketmaster.ie to patrons from Wednesday 1st September. A link will be sent to the email address provided to the club secretary and there will be a 48-hour window to complete the ticket purchase. Thank you for your understanding and continued support of Club and County.

A Chairde Kilmeena GAA is now accepting ticket requests from fully paid club members only for All Ireland Final tickets. Requests should be sent via email to secretary.kilmeena.mayo@gaa.ie to include – Name, Surname, email address and phone number. Ticket prices are as follows: Stand - €90.00 Terrace – €45.00 There are no Juvenile tickets. If your ticket request is successful your tickets will be allocated through ticketmaster/directly to the email address provided. Patrons will receive an email from Wednesday the 1st of September 2021 to the address provided and will have 48 hours to purchase the tickets. The deadline for expression of interest to the club is Thursday evening, 26h August @ 9:00pm. No requests after this time will be accepted. We anticipate that demand will be greater than the ticket allocation available to the club. We will do our best to accommodate everyone but we may not be in a position to fulfil all ticket requests. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

Former Mayo stalwart, Dermot Flanagan, arrived at St Brendan's Park Kilmeena this Saturday morning as part of his fundraising initiative for the oncology unit in Mayo University Hospital. A condition without parameters, Dermot was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in 2018, a form of blood cancer. He is now in full remission following treatment, in which the oncology unit at MUH played a considerable part in his recovery. This initiative started eight days ago; Dermot's goal was to visit every GAA club in the county as part of his drive to raise funds for the unit in Castlebar. This morning saw him on the final day of his campaign. With his son Patrick, Pat Mulchrone prepares for the arrival of Dermot and his entourage while also declaring his bold enthusiasm for the upcoming All-Ireland final. Dermot and his entourage arriving at St Brendan's Park Kilmeena Renewing old acquaintances, Willie Kelly in Conversation with Dermot. Club treasurer, Padraic Moore, presents Dermot with a cheque for his fundraising efforts on behalf of the club and its members. Reminiscent of the not too distant past, Dermot using the "ciotóg", scores a point on the recently surfaced pitch in Kilmeena, as he has done in every club he has visited on his rounds. Acknowledging the fabulous work of all Frontline workers across the country, Dermot with John Mc Donald, Club Chairman; Willie Kelly, Mary Slattery, Club Secretary and Padraic Moore, Club Treasurer. Driver and project co-ordinator John Flanagan, brother to Dermot more...

A sincere thank you to Fr. Jim Walsh & to Fr. Charlie McDonnell, who joined us this morning (Saturday) to bless the newly laid pitch at St. Brendan's Park. After the blessing, the Club presented both men with the 'Community Person of the Year' award in recognition of everything they do for our community and parish. This was especially evident over recent times when despite the challenges of Covid-19, they continued to provide the sacraments, support young and old alike and keep our spirits lifted, for which we are very grateful. John McDonald, Club Chairman. Fr. Jim Walsh and Fr. Charlie McDonnell receive their community awards from John McDonald, Club Chairman. more...

Another remarkable win for Kilmeena Junior ladies over Hollymount B in the Kelly Cup Memorial League yesterday in Hollymount. Kilmeena 6 - 16 1 - 10 Hollymount more...

On Sunday 18th July 2021under intense heat at Ballyheane pitch Kilmeena took on Swinford Killasser in a very close encounter. After being reduced to 14 players in the 16th minute they played the game with huge effort and determination until the end. Final score: Kilmeena 2-10 Swinford Killasser 2-13 Thank you to Ollie Mulchrone for the photos and Robert Moran for recording the game. Match report by Maura Hasting. Click here to see the full album of photos from the match. https://photos.app.goo.gl/bZPWUBDHwGd1g5XN7

Lack lustre performance cost Kilmeena the points in their clash with Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin in Division 3A of the mayo GAA league this evening in Kilmeena. more...