Summerhill Leinster Senior Football Championship

 

Summerhill Leinster Senior Football Championship

Sun 22 OCT 2023

Referee 'shoved to ground' after Tullamore's defeat to Summerhill in Leinster Championship

The ugly scenes came after the Dublin official changed his mind about awarding a penalty to Tullamore in the closing stages of the match.

The match referee was 'shoved to the ground' after Tullamore were knocked out of the Leinster Club Football Championship by Summerhill at O'Connor Park on Sunday afternoon.

 

Shortly after the final whistle, referee Barry Tiernan had to be escorted off the pitch as he was surrounded by Tullamore players before a person outside the matchday squad appeared to push the official to the ground.

 

The ugly scenes came after the Dublin official changed his mind about awarding a penalty to Tullamore in the closing stages of the match.

 

With the Offaly side needing a goal as they trailed by two points, 1-09 to 1-07, Tullamore knocked a long ball towards the Summerhill goal that sparked a scramble for possession.

 

Tiernan first blew his whistle to indicate a free in for Tullamore outside the six yard box, but after consulting with his umpires, he pointed to the spot for a penalty.

But, as Tullamore's Paul McConway waited to take the penalty, Tiernan then consulted with his linesman before signally for a free instead of a penalty.

When John Furlong's free came to nothing for Tullamore, the final whistle blew shortly afterwards to see the match finish 1-09 to 1-07 in Summerhill's favour.

Many Tullamore players then proceeded to remonstrate with the referee who was being escorted off the pitch by O'Connor Park officials it appeared he was shoved to the ground by the individual.

Summerhill 1-9 to Tullamore1-7

SUN, 05 NOV, 2023

Naas through to Leinster semi with comfortable win over Summerhill.

The Kildare club's reward is a semi-final clash with St Loman's of Mullingar on November 19th.

The Meath champions never got going and failed to find any sparkle. They kicked nine wides in the opening half and added three more after the interval, but they had to be thankful to their goalkeeper Sean Muddiman for keeping them in the game as he made three outstanding interventions to prevent Naas from adding to their goal tally.

Summerhill 0-8 to Nass2-12

Meath All Ireland Path 2018

Meath All Ireland Path 2018

Meath go straight into the quarter-finals.

Leinster Quarter Final Longford  0-16      Meath 0-14

Qualifiers Round 1           Meath 0-19  Tyrone 2-14

 

 

Meath are the Ranked 19th ranked championship, are the 12th league team and are a consolidated Division Two Team.

 

Meath All Ireland Path 2017

Meath All Ireland Path 2017
Leinster Senior Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Meath 0-27 Louth 3-09

Leinster Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals
Meath 0-13 Kildare 2-16

Leinster Final
Kildare 1-17 Dublin 2-23

Qualifiers Round 2
Sat, Jul 1, 2017
Meath 0-14 Sligo 1-9

Qualifiers Round 3
8 July 2017
Meath  1-14 Donegal1-15

All Ireland Final Sun 17 Sep 2017
Dublin 1-17 Mayo 1-16

2017 Allianz Football League Division 2

2017 AFL Division 2

Team     P             W            D             L              F              A             PD          Pts

Galway 7              5              1              1              12-99     6-86       31           11

Kildare  7              5              0              2              11-102   3-94       32           10

Meath  7              4              1              2              11-107   5-90       35           9

Cork       7              2              3              2              4-90       6-86       -2            7

Clare      7              2              1              4              9-77       6-99       -13          5

Down    7              2              1              4              3-85       10-82     -18          5

Derry     7              2              1              4              8-78       11-103   -34          5

Fermanagh  7       2              0              5           1-86       12-84     -31          4

2017 Allianz Football League Division 2

04.02.2017

Down 0-10 Fermanagh 1-16

05.02.2017

Galway 0-14 Cork 1-11

Derry 0-11 Clare 1-8

Meath 0-16 Kildare 3-17

 

12.02.2017

Clare 2-11 Down 0-11

Kildare 1-14 Cork 1-8

Fermanagh 0-10 Galway 1-13

Meath 3-15 Derry 0-9

25.02.2017

Down 1-13 Meath 0-14

 

26.02.2017

Cork 1-14 Fermanagh 0-9

Derry 1-18 Kildare 1-17

Galway 3-13 Clare 1-11

05.03.2017

Kildare 4-14 Fermanagh 0-14

Meath 1-13 Galway 0-15

Clare 2-11 Cork 0-9

Derry 1-7 Down 1-15

18.03.2017

Down 0-10 Kildare 2-9

19.03.2017

Fermanagh 0-18 Clare 1-10

Cork 0-18 Meath 1-15

Galway 5-15 Derry 2-15

26.03.2017

Derry 2-10 Cork 0-20

Meath 3-15 Fermanagh 0-6

Down 1-13 Galway 3-15

Kildare 0-18 Clare 1-14

02.04.2017

Galway 0-14 Kildare 0-13

Cork 1-10 Down 0-13

Clare 1-13 Meath 3-19

Fermanagh 0-13 Derry 2-8

 

09.04.2017

 Division Two Final - Kildare 0-16 Galway 0-18

Down beat off Meath at Pairc Esler in Div 2 of the NFL Sat 25 Feb 2017

Down beat off Meath at Pairc Esler in Div 2 of the NFL Sat 25 Feb 2017

Down 1-13 Meath 0-14

Down beat off Meath to end bad run at Pairc Esler in Div 2 of the National Football League Sat 25 Feb 2017

Down’s Joe Murphy scored a goal after two minutes punched past a static Paddy O’Rourke

Meath trailed by 1-08 to 0-06 at the break.

A goal behind in injury-time Meath's Lenihan went for a goal from a free but was deflected over the bar by Down.s goalkeeper Gerard McGovern.

Meath: P O’Rourke, D Keogan (0-01), C McGill, R O Coileain; W Carry, B Power, S McEntee; B Menton, J Toher (0-02, 1f); A Forde, C O’Sullivan, C O’Brien; G Reilly (0-02), B Sheridan, D Lenihan (0-08, 7f)

Subs: B McMahon (0-01) for O’Sullivan (h-t), E Wallace for O’Brien (47), J Wallace for Forde (58), D Toner for McEntee (61), S Tobin for Sheridan (68)

Referee: M McNally (Monaghan)

Test

Test

Meath surge defeats Derry at Pairc Tailteann Sun 12 Feb 2017

Meath surge defeats Derry at Pairc Tailteann Sun 12 Feb 2017

Meath 3-15 Derry 0-9

Meath had 15 points over Derry in Allianz FL Division 2 second round clash at Pairc Tailteann on Sunday 12 Feb 2017 in NFL Div 2

Derry were without their Slaughtneil players.

Derry with the wind led by 0-6 to 0-4 at the interval.

Alan Forde was dismissed with a second yellow card in the last five minutes.

Meath - Paddy O’Rourke; Donal Keogan, Conor McGill, Mickey Burke; Willie Carry, Brian Power, Shane McEntee (0-1); James Toher (0-1 45), Bryan Menton (0-4); Alan Forde (0-1), Cillian O’Sullivan (2-2), Cian O’Brien (0-1); Conor Downey, Brian Sheridan (0-1), Donal Lenihan. Subs - Joey Wallace (0-1) for Downey (29), Ruairi O Coileain (0-2) for Burke (ht), Bryan McMahon (1-1, 0-1 f) for Lenihan (53), Eamon Wallace for McEntee (59), Kevin Ross for E Wallace (bc 70), Sean Tobin for Sheridan (70).

Referee - Liam Devenney (Mayo).

Kildare win over Meath in Allianz Football League Division 2 Sun 5 Feb 2017 in Navan

Kildare win over Meath in Allianz Football League Division 2 Sun 5 Feb 2017 in Navan

Kildare 3-17        Meath 0-16

Mickey Burke got a black card (21m) and a penalty opportunity was denied to C O'Sullivan.

Kildare 2-07 to 0-07 at half-time

At one stage Meath closed the gap to 0-9 to 2-8

Meath manager Andy McEntee will look for an improvement next week.

Meath play Derry in Navan next week.

Meath:  Jack Hannigan; Donal Keogan, Conor McGill, Mickey Burke; Brian Power, Shane McEntee, Alan Douglas; Cian O’Brien, Bryan Menton (0-1); Cillian O’Sullivan (0-2), Graham Reilly (0-4), Alan Forde (0-2); Eamon Wallace, Brian Sheridan, Donal Lenihan (0-7 five frees). Subs – Ruairi O Coileain for Power, Adam Flanagan for Douglas both half-time, Bobby O'Brien for Sheridan 46 mins, Conor Downey for Wallace 51m, Willie Carry for McEntee 64m.

Subs: D McQuillan for Burke (Black card), R O Coileain for Power, A Flanagan for Douglas, B O'Brien for Sheridan, C Downey for Wallace, W Carry for McEntee.

Referee: C Branagan (Down).

Meath out of O’Byrne Cup against Louth in Navan on Sun 22 Jan 2017

Meath out of O’Byrne Cup against Louth in Navan on Sun 22 Jan 2017

Louth book first O'Byrne Cup final in six years with win over 14-man Meath

Louth 1-14

Meath 0-10

LOUTH into their first O’Byrne Cup final since 2011 against Dublin with a seven point win over 14 man Meath in Navan. Alan Forde from Meath was dismissed for a first-half melee

Louth led 0-6 to 0-4 at the break.

Joe Sheridan replaced Jack Hannigan who was black-carded between in goal and was unable to stop a penalty that ensued.

 

 

 

Meath

J. Hannigan

D. McQuillan      D. Keogan           S. Curran

S. Lavin                 B. Power              A. Forde

B. Menton          C. O’Brien

R Ó Coiléain       G. Reilly (c)         E. Wallace

K. Ross                  P. Kennelly         S. Tobin

A. Forde (straight Red , 23).

Subs: C. McGill for S. Curran (34); C. Downey for S. Lavin (39); C. O’Sullivan for S. Tobin, B. McMahon for K. Ross (both 41); S. McEntee for R. Ó Coileáin (black, 60); D. Lenihan for E. Wallace (64); J. Sheridan for J. Hannigan (black, 68).

Referee: D. Moore (Laois)

Dublin went on to reclaim the O'Byrne  Cup against Louth with a good second half display on Sun 29 Jan 2017 in Drogheda.

Final Score DUBLIN: 2-16 LOUTH: 1-10 with a halftime score of DUBLIN: 0-6 LOUTH 0-5

O'Byrne Cup Meath vs Laois In Stradbally on Sat 14 Jan 2017

Meath vs Laois In Stradbally on Sat 14 Jan 2017

Laois 1-16 Meath 2-13

Meath into the O’Byrne Cup semi-final with a draw against Laois

Meath led by 1-10 to 0-10 at the break

Draw sends Meath through to semi-final against Louth

Laois trailed 1-10 to 0-10 at the break.

Meath got a penalty that led to a yellow card for Laois defender Kieran Lillis. Converted by Kevin Ross.

 Meath Scorers : Kevin Ross 1-3 (3f), Cillian O’Sullivan 1-1, Graham Reilly 0-3, Cian O’Brien 0-2, Bryan McMahon, Sean Tobin (f), Bobby O’Brien, Donal Lenihan (f) 0-1 each.

Meath

1. Joe Sheridan (Seneschalstown)

2. Donal Keogan (Rathkenny) 3. David McQuillan (St Patrick’s) 4. Mickey Burke (Longwood)

5. Conor Downey (Na Fianna)  6. Brian Power (Ratoath) 7. Sean Curran (Donaghmore/Ashbourne)

8. Bryan Menton (Donaghmore/Ashbourne) 9. Cian O’Brien (Ratoath)

10. Cillian O’Sullivan (Moynalvey)  11. Graham Reilly (St Colmcille’s  12. Paddy Kennelly (Dunderry)

13. Bryan McMahon (Ratoath)  14. Kevin Ross (Castletown) 15. Donal Lenihan (Dunboyne)

Subs:

23. Sean Tobin (Simonstown Gaels) for Ross (15 to 17, Blood Sub)

 17. Alan Forde (Navan O’Mahony’s) for Power (ht)

 21. Adam Flanagan (Clonard) for McQuillan (41)

 22. Bobby O’Brien (Ratoath) for Kennelly (45)

 23. Sean Tobin for McMahon (52)

 24. Fiachra Ward (Wolfe Tones) for Lenihan (59)

 19. David Toner (Curraha) for O’Sullivan (58)

 20. Declan Smyth (Dunsany) for Downey (70)

Referee: Fergal Smyth (Offaly)

O'Byrne Cup: Meath 2-15 DIT 0-10 in Ashbourne on Wed 11 Jan

O'Byrne Cup: Meath 2-15 DIT 0-10 in Ashbourne on Wed 11 Jan

O'Byrne Cup: Meath 2-15 DIT 0-10

Donal Lenihan and Bobby O'Brien scored goals against DIT

Meath play Laois In Stradbally on Sat with the winners going through

Meath 0-7           DIT 0-6 at the interval

Meath - Robbie Burlingham (Simonstown Gaels); Alan Douglas (Trim), David McQuillan (St Patrick’s), David Toner (Curraha), Declan Smyth (Dunsany) (0-1), Willie Carry (Drumbaragh), Alan Forde (Navan O’Mahonys) (0-1); Brian Power (Ratoath), James Toher (Trim); Stuart Lowndes (Dunboyne), Bobby O’Brien (Ratoath) (1-1), Ruairí Ó Coileáin (Navan O’Mahonys) (0-2); Daniel Queeney (Na Fianna), Sean Tobin (Simonstown) (0-4, 2f), Donal Lenihan (Dunboyne) (1-5, 1f). Subs - David Larkin for O Coileain (22), Adam Flanagan for Toher (50), Ben Brennan (0-1) for Queeney (59), Paddy Brady for Smyth (60), Padraig Harnan for Carry (62), Kieran Lynch for Douglas (64).

Referee - Gerry Hurley (Westmeath)

O'Byrne Cup defence starts with Meath against Wicklow Sun 8 Jan 2017

O'Byrne Cup defence starts with Meath against Wicklow Sun 8 Jan 2017 at Pairc Tailteann at 14:00

 

In 2016 Meath claimed the O'Byrne Cup for the first time since 2006 with a victory over Longford.

On Wednesday 11th January Meath play against DIT in Ashbourne (7.30pm) and against Laois in Stradbally on Saturday 14th January at 7pm.

 

http://www.meathchronicle.ie/sport/gaa/articles/2017/01/06/4132703-obyrne-cup-defence-starts-with-wicklow-test/

Simonstown exit All Ireland Club 2016

 

Simonstown exit All Ireland Club 2016

Simonstown 1-9 Rhode 1-12

Simonstown got off to a good start ahead 0-4 to 0-1 after 11 minutes in Tullamore Sun 13 Nov 2016.  Rhode commanded a 2 point lead at the interval 0-6 to 0-4. Simonstown’s midfielder Shane O'Rourke picked up two yellow cards, the second of which got him a red for a challenge on Rhode’s Stephen Hannon at 39th minutes. Simonstown were left with 14 men for the last 23 minutes which didn’t help them. Simonstown battled hard with 19-year old centre-back Brian Conlon making runs. Colm O'Rourke manager was sent from the side line in the first half by referee Patrick Maguire from Longford who controlled the game. Conor Nash is off to Australia and Aussie Rules shortly.

Simonstown Gaels - R Burlingham; S Gallagher, N McMahon, S Moran; M O'Rourke, B Conlon, N Kane; S O'Rourke, C Sheridan; J Lyons, S Kenny, M McCabe; P McKeever, S Tobin, E Donoghue. Subs: B McGrath for M O'Rourke (ht), M Brennan for Lyons (41), S Barry for Sheridan (53), C Nash for Kenny (56).

Referee - Patrick Maguire (Longford).

Andy McEntee new Meath manager.

Andy McEntee has been confirmed as the new Meath  manager.

McEntee who guided Ballyboden St Enda's to an All Ireland club championship win this year will replace Mick O'Dowd who stepped down after Meath’s defeat to Derry in July.

McEntee will continue to manage Ballyboden the club have confirmed.

Gerry McEntee, Donal Curtis and Finian Murtagh are the new selectors.

 

McEntee will continue to manage Ballyboden the club have confirmed.  Aug 2016

Meath throw away lead to Derry in qualifiers at Owenbeg Sun 10 July 2016

Meath throw away lead to Derry in qualifiers at Owenbeg Sun 10 July 2016

Meath 1-11 Derry 1-14

Meath led by seven points at the break, but Derry turned the game around in the second half.

Derry scored six points in the first eight minutes of the second half.

Derry lost centre-back Brendan Rogers to a black card

Meath had led until the 68th minute, when Derry got a goal with  substitute Niall Loughlin with a low  ball  past Meath’s Paddy O'Rourke.

Derry played the last few minutes with 14 men using all their subs after Conor McAtamney's dismissal with a black card.

Meath’s manager Mick O'Dowd stepped down after four years in charge.

Meath: P O'Rourke; D Tobin, D Keogan, M Burke; D Smyth, P Harnan, A Douglas, H Rooney; C O'Brien, G Reilly; C O'Sullivan, B McMahon; D Lenihan, S Lavin, M Newman. Subs: E Wallace for McMahon (41), D McDonagh for Newman (49), A Tormey for Lenihan (55) S Tobin for Keogan (59).

Referee: P Neilan (Roscommon).

Leinster SFC semi-final at Croke Park on Sun 26 Jun2016

Leinster SFC semi-final at Croke Park on Sun 26 Jun2016

 

Dublin 0-21 Meath  0-11

Dublin will meet Westmeath in the Leinster Final.

Mick O'Dowd’s Meath will now meet Derry in a qualifier

Dublin led 0-11 to 0-8 at the interval

 

Joey Wallace picked up a black card at 70 min without a substitute.

Five of Meath's six starting forwards were withdrawn.

Dublin restricted Meath to three points in the second half.

Meath’s Power got injured in the warm up doing that drill.

Cluxton’s kickouts were uncontested conceding possession time after time.

Meath - P O'Rourke 7; D Tobin 6, D Keogan 7, M Burke 6; D Smyth 6, P Harnan 7, A Douglas 6; H Rooney 6, C O'Brien 6, G Reilly 7, C O'Sullivan 6, E Wallace 5; D McDonagh 5, A Tormey 5, M Newman 6

Subs: R Jones 6 for Tormey (53), S Lavin 5 for Wallace (54),S Tobin 5 for McDonagh (60), J Wallace for Reilly (63), C Finn for Douglas (67), B McMahon for O'Sullivan (67).

Ref - R Hickey (Clare)

Meath edge Louth by 0-20 to 1-13 in the Leinster football championship semi-final Sun 12 June 2016.

Meath edge Louth by 0-20 to 1-13 in the Leinster football championship semi-final Sun 12 June 2016.

Meath overcome Louth in Parnell Park, Dublin

Meath were up at the break, 0-11 to 0-6.

Meath were 0-18 to 0-11 clear when Louth's Jim McEnaney put a shot past Meath’s Paddy O'Rourke for the only goal on 64 min.

Michael Newman scored a total of 0-7 from placed balls

Meath - P O'Rourke 7; D Keogan 8, M Burke 6, D Smyth 6; P Harnan 7, D Tobin 7, A Douglas 6; H Rooney 7, C O'Brien 6; E Wallace 8, C O'Sullivan 8, G Reilly 7; A Tormey 7, D McDonagh 5, M Newman 7.

Subs: C Finn 5 for Tobin (49) inj, B McMahon 5 for McDonagh (56), D Lenihan for Tormey (63), S Tobin for Reilly (67).

Scorers - Meath: M Newman 0-7 (6fs, 1 45), E Wallace 0-4, G Reilly, A Tormey 0-3 each, C O'Sullivan 0-2, C O'Brien 0-1.

Leinster G.A.A. Senior Football Championship 2016

Leinster G.A.A. Senior Football Championship 2016

Leinster G.A.A. S.F.C. 2016
1.	Laois	v	Wicklow	O'Moore Park, Portlaoise	14.5.2016 (Sat)	7.00pm
2.	Louth	v	Carlow	O'Moore Park, Portlaoise	14.5.2016 (Sat)	5.00pm
3.	Longford	v	Offaly	O'Connor Park, Tullamore	15.5.2016	3.30pm
QUARTER FINALS:
4.	Laois	v	Dublin	Nowlan Park	4.6.2016 (Sat)	7.00pm (TV)
5.	Louth	v	Meath	Parnell Park	12.6.2016	3.30pm
6	Offaly	v	Westmeath	TEG Cusack Park, Mullingar	12.6.2016	3.30pm
7	Wexford	v	Kildare	Croke Park	21.5.2016 (Sat)	5.15
SEMI FINALS:
8.	Winner 4	v	Winner 5	Croke Park	26.6.2016
9.	Winner 6	v	Kildare	Croke Park	26.6.2016
FINAL:	Winner 8	v	Winner 9	Croke Park	17.7.2016

BORD NA MONA O BYRNE CUP SENIOR FOOTBALL 2016

BORD NA MONA O BYRNE CUP SENIOR FOOTBALL 2016

 Round One

 3rd January - Wexford (2-6)  Dublin (0-12)

 3rd January - DCU (3-20) Carlow IT  (2-6)

 3rd January – Offaly (0-13) Louth (1-9)

 3rd January - Kildare (0-24) DIT (1-7)

 3rd January - Meath (1-18) Carlow  (1-4)

 3rd January - Westmeath (1-14) Wicklow  (0-13)

 3rd January - Longford (0-18)  Maynooth University (1-9)

 3rd January - Laois (1-10) UCD (1-9)

Round Two

 6th January - Louth (2-11) Kildare (0-8)

 6th January - DIT (2-11) Offaly (0-10)

 6th January - Dublin (3-24) IT Carlow (2-8)

 6th January - DCU (1-8) Wexford (1-2)

 6th January - Laois (1-16) Carlow (1-9)

 6th January - UCD (2-8) Meath (0-11)

 6th January - Westmeath (0-14) Longford (1-10)

 6th January - Maynooth University (1-14) Wicklow (0-9)

Round Three

 10th January - Wexford (3-20) I.T. Carlow (1-12)

 10th January - Dublin (1-16) DCU (1-12)

 10th January - Louth (3-19) DIT (1-9)

 10th January - Meath (2-16) Laois (0-14)

 10th January - UCD (2-13) Carlow (1-7)

 10th January - Longford (1-9) Wicklow (1-5)

 10th January - Maynooth Unviversity (0-10) Westmeath (0-9)

 10th January - Kildare (0-13) Offaly (0-11)

Semi Finals:

 17th January - Longford (1-12) Dublin (1-09)

 17th January - Meath (0-11) Louth (0-10)

Final:

 24th January -  Meath (1-17) Longford (1-11)