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There were eleven championship games today.

In a repeat fixture of last year's semi-Final, Gaeil Colmcille and Summerhill made the trip to St. Loman's Park, Trim after the pitch in Athboy was deemed unplayable.

Three in a row chasing Simonstown played Dunshauglin in the first round of the senior football championship at a wet Pairc Tailteann.

The second game in Group C of the SFC threw in at 6.30 in Stamullen following a late change of venue when two of the outsiders for this years championship

Navan O'Mahonys outgoaled Na Fianna in this SFC Group B fixture at Trim early on Sunday afternoon

With no horse racing on today, Robbie Power is lending a helping hand to his local club for their Meath SFC opener.

Skryne were too good for neighbours Curraha in this SFC Group B opener at Pairc Tailteann on Saturday evening.

Donaghmore Ashbourne started their 2018 SFC campaign with intent grabbing all 2 points on offer in a keenly contested match against Seneschalstown.

There was a hectic day of action across the opening round of the club SFC, IFC and JFC despite five postponements.

OFFALY had eight different scorers compared to Meath's four and that told a tale as Mike Wall's outfit possessed too much firepower for the visitors in the Littlewoods Ireland Camogie League Division 1 relegation play-off at the magnificent Faithful Fields facility in Kilcormac.

In a dramatic finale to this SFC Group C opener at Ashbourne on Friday evening St Patrick's forced a draw with fancied Ratoath.

All the upcoming games in the county.

With club championship season upon us, we are asking all club PROs to send on match reports so they can appear here on www.hoganstand.com/meath.

Five games across the opening round of the club IFC and JFC have been postponed due to unplayable pitches.

The first round of the Senior Championship will take place on April 8th at 3.30pm in Pairc Tailteann as we take on holders Simonstown.

Gary Walsh has finished as the Allianz Football League's top scorer for 2018 by the skin of his teeth.

The Trim Club once again had the pitch in excellent condition and given the horrendous weather we have experienced in the last six weeks great credit must again be extended to Luke Gaynor and the ground staff for the brilliant work they are doing.

Meath senior hurling champions Kiltale have appointed former Meath hurler David Troy as manager.

Ex Dublin midfielder Ciaran Whelan has repeated his call for the provincial championships to be scrapped.

The Drumree Ducks is on every Sunday morning at 10.30am in Drumree GAA Grounds.