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Well done to our Junior Ladies who battled against Westport this morning in Kilmeena! A great team effort was shown!! A special shoutout to Ciara Joyce, our U16 player who stood up to the challenge! more...

Kilmeena's hunger devour Ballycroy in the first round of the Junior Championship played yesterday evening in Ballycroy. Match report pending: Kilmeena 4 - 18 1 - 09 Ballycroy more...

A fantastic game of football was displayed this evening from our Junior ladies! Well done girls on a brilliant result. This is our first competitive win at this level. The hard work pays off! Kilmeena 7 - 13 6 - 8 Kiltane more...

The Kilmeena U16 Girls home game against Charlestown this evening Wednesday the 17th of April. Playing conditions were good, and it made for an interesting encounter, despite a good start to game ebbed away from the home side with Charlestown been more clinical in taking their scores. As its often said Goals win matches and this was the case today, but in fairness, to Kilmeena girls they didn’t give up taking some excellent scores. Overall this was a good experience for this group of which will stand to them in future outings, thank you to Charlestown for a sporting game. Match Report: Colm Barrett​ more...

Ballintubber's clinical style curb Kilmeena's usual efficiency in the Homeland U16 League tie in Kilmeena yesterday evening. Match report pending:​ Kilmeena 2 - 6 4 - 19 Ballintubber more...

Kilmeena U12 Boys took on near neighbours Islandeady on Monday evening April 15th. While the weather was a blustery one the feast of scores that was served up by both teams was spectacular. It went down to the wire and while Kilmeena might feel a bit hard done by .. a goal was deemed not to have crossed the line … a draw was a fair result. Match report Carmel Higgins: Kilmeena 4 - 13 6 - 7 Islandeady more...

Kilmeena continued their Division 6 league campaign with a fine win over Ballaghadereen. After winning the toss, today's captain Patrick “Magic” Golden decided to play into the strong easterly wind in the first half. The conditions proved difficult for both teams, but Kilmeena were settling better on the ball. However, it took until the 14th minute before the games first score was registered. It came form Kilmeena’s center back “Mr Pink boots” Mossy Gill. A driving run through the Ballaghs center saw Mossy bounce the ball through the onrushing defenders' legs and hitting a half volley to the back of the net. Ballagh hit back with three unanswered points before Paul Moran droved through the opposition defence and busted the net with a well-taken goal. Ballagh finished off the half with 2 points, with Kilmeena going into half time with a point lead on a score of 2 - 0 to 0 - 5. Kilmeena started the second half as they did in the first, showing more control on the ball. With Nial “woolie’ Ryan placed in the full forward line, Kilmeena started moving the ball long and got a few lovely scores through Sean Moore, Lorcan Beirne and Ryan McGonagle. Kilmeena could have hit the net a few more times in this game but were denied by the Ballagh goalkeeper and some wayward shooting. Ballagh tacked on a few points in the end, but Kilmeena saw the game out for a well-earned win on a scoreline of 2 - 7 to 0 - 8. Match report John Reilly: Kilmeena 2 - 7 0 - 8 Ballaghaderreen more...

Kilmeena turn on the "burners" in the second half of their clash with Burrishoole in the Minor League played yesterday evening in St Brendan's Park Kilmeena. Match report pending: Kilmeena 4 - 13 1 - 8 Burrishoole Unfortunately, images are from the first half only, available here...

Kilmeena and Breaffy served up an entertaining league game in Kilmeena in perfect conditions on Tuesday last. This was a highly competitive affair with no more than 2 points between the two teams at any stage. Kilmeena played with the wind advantage in the first half and led by 2-5 to 1-6 at the break. The second half started with Breaffy scoring an early goal to take a lead they never relinquished. It was nip and tuck to the end as both teams traded points, but Breaffy held out to win by two despite the home side missing late goal chances. Kilmeena Panel: Evan O’ Donnell, Ben Lennon, Rian Kilcoyne, Jack Walsh, Colin Hastings, Harry Sheridan, Jack Mulchrone, Liam Moore (0 - 4), Ciaran Kilcoyne, Brian Durkan, Killian O’ Grady (1 - 1), Darragh Slattery (0 - 1), Adam O’ Grady, Finley Gibbons (1 - 1), Daniel O’ Malley (0 - 2) Subs used: Rory Nolan, Sean Gallagher, Ryan Heanue, Cormac Feehan. Match; Padraic Moore. Kilmeena 2 - 9 2 - 11 Breaffy more...

Kilmeena U12 Boys made the long but short journey to Balla on Monday evening. This was the U12 ‘s first round of the Spring league. Kilmeena togged 20 players. The result did not go Kilmeena’s way but there was great team work shown which will only improve as the weeks go on. Match report; Carmel Higgins. Kilmeena 2 - 4 6 - 8 Balla more...

Result from Round 2 of the Girls Under 16 League. Kilmeena 2-05 to Belmullet 4-06 Hard luck Girls but well done on a good competitive performance. Click here for some images from the game.

Kilmeena started their Division 6 campaign with an away game to Knockmore on a fine Sunday afternoon. Some of the squad had an early morning dip in the sea to recover from the previous nights game in Davitts. The early exchange saw Kilmeena race into a four-point lead, which showcased some excellent attacking football. Knockmore hit back with a soft goal to put the minimum between the sides. Kilmeena rallied back with two well-taken points. The highlight been a flick up on the run and inside pass from Patrick “magic’ Golden to the on running John McGlynn. Knockmore hit back with a goal and two monster points to go into the lead. Sean Moore was introduced and had an immediate effect with a well-taken point. Kilmeena finished out the half the stronger and went into the break with a 1-point lead at 0-9 to 2-2. Kilmeena bossed the first 10 minutes of the second half and hit some excellent scores. The highlight of these was an overhead kick pass from Lorcan “Pirlo” Beirne into the Magic Golden who linked up with McGlynn for another fine score. At this stage of the game, James “Toe” Groden was beating all at midfield, and Kilmeena had total control. However, Knockmore started to get a foothold in the game and started eating into Kilmeena's lead. With James Groden going off with a bad ankle injury, Knockmore hit the lead for the second time in the game with time almost up. Sean Moore stepped up with last play of the game to earn a share of the spoils for the away team. Match report; John Reilly. Kilmeena 0 - 17 1 - 14 Knockmore more...

Some wayward shooting cost Kilmeena in a cracking game of football in the Mayo Adult League Division 3 played yesterday evening in Ballindine. Match report pending: Kilmeena 1 - 14 0 - 18 Davitts more...

Kilmeena G.A.A. Club has embarked on the assembly of a new three year Club Plan. Our last plan of five years expires this year in 2019. With this in mind, the Club organised a workshop on Friday night the 5th of April 2019 for the purpose of gathering the thoughts, and ideas of Club members, and to get their views for the future direction of the Club. This workshop was very worthwhile, as some good ideas were captured which will form part of the plan for the next three years. A steering committee will be selected and put in place, to sift through the various ideas, and to select what is achievable. I wish to thank everyone that attended the workshop and took part in generating ideas, gave their thoughts, and were part of the whole conversation on where they would like to see the Club in three years time. Once again many thanks. Willie Keaveney. Club Chairman. more...

Kilmeena U14 Boys played Ballina at home on Thursday on a nice evening in the Division 1 League. We lined out below full strength due to a few absences due to sickness. We played into a light breeze in the first half, throughout much of the first half we were on top of possession but failed to convert enough of our chances. Around midway, through the first half, Ballina scored their first goal on a rebound following a good save from Rurari McDaid in Goal. Kilmeena’s scores in this half came from Frees taken by Darragh Slattery. At half time the score was 1 - 2 to 0 - 2 in favour of Ballina. The second half was a similar affair with Kilmeena on top in most areas but not able to get ahead on the scoreboard. Our defence was strong with Donal Hastings, in particular, dominating in his position. A killer blow came again when a speculative Ballina high ball entered the net in the top corner. Kilmeena fought bravely in the last quarter, but luck or accuracy was not on our side. Further points from Darragh Slattery, Rian Kilcoyne and Conor Feehan made for a tense end to the game. Overall we played well in many areas but will need to improve on our finishing. Our next game is away to Castlebar on Thursday 11th April. Kilmeena 0 - 07 2 - 3 Ballina Stephenites Match images HERE...