Men
It's been long regarded as one of the most prestigious senior football tournaments held in the country and tomorrow evening will see us take on tournament organisers Mattock Rangers GAA in the final of the latest edition of the Geraghty Cup.
Named in memory of Nicholas Geraghty, father of Larry, Paddy, Jim, Kevin as well of course as Ollie who had a distinguished playing career with ourselves and Mattock along with a notable inter-county career, the tournament was first held in 1977 when we, with Ollie as captain, had the great honour of becoming the first winners.
Teach na Teamhrach Meath JFC Group C Round 1
Seneschalstown 2-15 Dunshaughlin 2-06
Jack Judge once penned the famous song “It’s a Long Way to Tipperary” and were he still alive today he would probably be writing a song about the long way to the Peter McDermott Cup for it will take either Seneschalstown or Dunshaughlin a somewhat ridiculous ten games to win the 2017 edition of the Teach na Teamhrach Meath JFC while the first teams in the same competition will need only eight.
Fairyhouse Steel Meath SFC Group B Round 1
Seneschalstown 1-09 Moynalvey 0-17
Having come through the group stages of the 2016 Meath SFC unbeaten before losing out to Donaghmore/Ashbourne in the quarter final, hopes were high in Seneschalstown that they could get their 2017 campaign off to a bright start on Friday last only for Moynalvey to prove to be the rock on which these ambitions floundered.
Rd 2 U15 Division 1
Seneschalstown v Skryne
Half Time
Seneschalstown 3-10
Skryne 1-03
Full Time
Seneschalstown 8-19
Skryne 2-05
Dunboyne 6-12 Seneschalstown 1-14
Despite a gallant effort, Seneschalstown Junior C ladies lost out to Dunboyne in this Junior C decider in Pairc Tailtean.
Masita Senior Championship Rd 7
Na Fianna v Seneschalstown
Half Time
Na Fianna 1-07
Seneschalstown 0-3
Full Time
Na Fianna 1-11
Seneschalstown 0-6
LMFM Meath MFC Division 1A Round 1
Seneschalstown 3-10 Trim 1-10An intriguing clash of the Division 1 and 2 League Champions was in store for spectators in Trim on Tuesday evening and for large spells it would have been a difficult task for a neutral to identify which team was which as Seneschalstown and Trim slugged it out.
U-16 Division 2 League Round 6
Seneschalstown 3-15 Simonstown Gaels 4-11
In a game which looked to be done and dusted at half time, Seneschalstown were left very relieved to hear Joe Synnott’s final whistle almost two minutes into stoppage time at the end of the hour as they clung desperately onto the slenderest of leads. Indeed, they could count themselves somewhat fortunate to have been awarded a free out with the last play of the game as Simonstown Gaels appeared to be harshly penalised for a square ball infringement from a forty-five.
U-16 Football Spring League Division 2 Round 3
St. Oliver’s 2-11 Seneschalstown 4-09
Seneschalstown’s U-16's had their 2nd outing in this year’s Spring League with another tough away game but this time to St Oliver's in Moylagh. The team had a number of players returning having missed the opening game with the likes of Conor Dunne and Tom Smith adding strength to the panel which was crucial for this tough encounter. There was still a number missing through injury such as Ben Coffey, Seanie Dalton and Oisín McEvoy, but a strong team fielded.
Croagh Patrick Climb
Thanks to all who undertook our sponsored climb of Croagh Patrick last Saturday. It seemed like half the parish descended on shore of Clew Bay to climb the famous reek in an attempt to raise much needed funds for the development of our new pitch, the grass seed for which was sown this week.
Photos from the climb will be posted on our Facebook Page this weekend.
Ciaran McCabe RIP
Croagh Patrick Climb
Saturday September 10th will see an army of Seneschalstown players, members and supporters head west as they undertake a sponsored climb of the famous reek.
The climb is in aid of our pitch development fund and work is progressing each week on our new pitch. Inside the next fortnight the grass seed will be sown on it meaning by the end of September next year it will be ready for action.
Croagh Patrick Climb
Saturday September 10th will see an army of Seneschalstown players, members and supporters head west as they undertake a sponsored climb of the famous reek.
The climb is in aid of our pitch development fund and work is progressing each week on our new pitch. Inside the next fortnight the grass seed will be sown on it meaning by the end of September next year it will be ready for action.
Seneschalstown GFC is small rural club from the Beauparc/Kentstown parish situated about 6 miles east of Navan and 3 miles south of Slane.
The club has a proud history in all levels of GAA football over the years and more recently with our Ladies teams.
The club has enjoyed much success in all competitions and has been fortunate to have many players represent the county teams with distinction.
Please use the menu above to navigate to other club information, such as match fixtures, results and match reports, as well as a detailed history of the club.
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