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There was no jackpot winner for €3,000 but we did have two match three numbers

Qualitas Electronics are the new sponsor of St Marys Donore Under 12s.

The proceeds of this Table Quiz will go towards installing a presentation display cabinet in the Clubhouse.

Kilmainhamwood GFC weekly lotto draw took place in Keogan's on Monday 18th February 2019 at 9pm where the jackpot was €13,000.

This weeks lotto numbers are: 2, 11, 14, 19

The All County Hurling Leagues got up and running at the weekend.

Limerick continue to set the pace in the Allianz HL Division 1A table and the All-Ireland champions have three players on our team of the week following their ruthless dismantling of Kilkenny...

A 3-06 haul from Dunboyne's Emma Duggan paved the way for Royal victory in today's eagerly awaited Minor Championship clash between Meath and Dublin at St. Margarets.

It was all about the conditions yesterday and whoever took advantage of the wind would win out and it was O'Mahony's who made it happen.

Both teams were short a number of regulars between county hurling and injuries.

Kildalkey welcomed Rathmolyon for this first round Division 3 league game on Saturday evening.

Dunsany simply possessed too much fire power for a gallant St. Michaels side in this first round match played in Carlanstown on Saturday afternoon.

No prizes for guessing what was the most talked about GAA related twitter exchange this past weekend…

Killyon got their Division 1 Hurling League campaign up and running with a narrow win over Ratoath played in Killyon.

The first hurling game of the year was played on a bright crisp morning in Baconstown.

With a new management team and plenty of new faces on show, it was an impressive start to the year for this young side and exactly the start they wanted in Division 2 after promotion last year.

Aided by a strong breeze Ratoath quickly established control of the game and had registered 1-6 in the opening 12 minutes.

Clann na nGael opened their Division 2 Hurling League campaign with a win in a strongly contested Division 2 Hurling League game in Athboy.

The scores were level at 1-6 each at the break with Brian O'Hara registering a trademark 1st half goal for Dunboyne.

Alan Douglas was on county duty while last years stalwarts Ciaran O'Rourke, Dimmy Higgins, Luke Moran and Sean McGee were unavailable for selection giving Neily Cole a good opportunity to blood some youth into his side.