Men
Ladies
A League Division 1 Round 7
St Peter’s Dunboyne 4-13 Seneschalstown 5-12
After getting their season up and running a week earlier with their first victory of the season, Seneschalstown clung on in a frantic injury time on Saturday evening to account for Dunboyne and pick up their second League win of the year to date. In what was an enthralling encounter, full of incident and scores, the visiting side turned in an impressive second half showing to overcome a four point deficit at the interval to edge out Dunboyne.
Meath GAA A league Division 1 Round 6
Seneschalstown 1-16 Navan O’Mahonys 0-10
B League Div 2. Wed 19th April :
Seneschalstown 0 - 14 Simonstown 1 - 08
Seneschalstown started this game having come off two disappoint defeats so were under some pressure to get maximum points and true to form started off with three quick points within 7 mins from James Meade, Brian Maguire and Shane Clarke but were then rocked when a mistake in the full back line allowed the Oldcastle full forward gain possession and he scored their goal, Oldcastle went on to record another 3 points without reply and
Seneschalstown 6-20
Summerhill 1-02
With Seneschalstown U16s needing a win against Summerhill in the final round of the Division 2 championship to secure a semi-final spot a thoroughly convincing performance ensued from a very determined outfit. Summerhill who were short of some of their top players could not contain a rampant attacking performance from the Furze girls in Fr. Tully park.
Indeed, the game as a contest was over by half time the scoreboard reading
Seneschalstown 5-14
Summer 1-01
Walterstown 3-11
Seneschalstown 2-09
An absorbing game from start to finish played out in Walterstown last Monday where these 2 clubs so closely linked by proximity, history, family and friends lived up to the intense rivalry that these two clubs produce and bring out the best in each other.
Meath Ladies Division 5 League
Seneschalstown 2-15 Gael Colmcille 3-05
After a number of false starts the Seneschalstown Junior ladies finally got to start their Div. 5 league campaign with this victory over Gael Colmcille in Fr Tully Park. Fielding a nice blend of youth and experience, the Furze girls set about the task right from the off and Aoife Sheehy opened the scoring with a point from play in the second minute.
U-14 Division 2 League Round 2
Seneschalstown 3-08 Donaghmore/Ashbourne 2-05
The U14 team arrived in Ashbourne for their second league game versus Donaghmore Ashbourne. The team was missing some key players and their inspirational leader and muse Gerry McDonnell.
U-17 Division 1 League Round 1
St. Colmcilles 3-12 Seneschalstown 6-06
At the end of a pulsating and thrilling game of football which showcased much of what is brilliant in juvenile football Seneschalstown just about held on to claim victory against St. Colmcilles by three points under the floodlights in Piltown on Friday night last.
Meath U-15 Division 2 League Semi-Final
Seneschalstown 4-15 Duleek/Bellewstown 2-12
Thursday evening in Donore saw Seneschalstown survive a few scary moments before finally pulling clear of Duleek/Bellewstown to book their place in the upcoming U-15 Division 2 Final against either Simonstown Gaels or Round Towers
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.
Kellogg’s Cúl Camp
Once more this year we are delighted to be a host venue for the Kellogg’s Cúl Camps. The camp in Seneschalstown will this year be held from Monday July 18th – Friday July 22nd. The cost for the first child in a family is €55 with a sliding scale applying thereafter.
To book your child’s place please follow the following link - https://www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie/booking/?county=23&venue=1044&year=2016
Schools Festival of Football
Senior
The Seniors kept their winning run in the League going on Saturday evening when earning a four point victory over Navan O’Mahonys in Paddy O’Brien Park. Having fallen behind with ten minutes remaining they responded well and scored two goals to secure the brace of points.
Seneschalstown: David Lyons, Paul Carey, Cormac Noonan, Sean McCabe, Mark Fox, John Smith, David Matthews, Damien Sheridan (0-01), Joe Sheridan (1-00), Niall Hickey (1-00), Brian Sheridan (0-01), Adam Carey (0-01), Johnny Gilsenan (0-01), Niall Groome, Bryan Clarke (1-05, 0-05fs).
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.
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