Men
2017 Feis Cup Round 1
Wolfe Tones 2-15 Seneschalstown 1-12 (AET)
There was more than an element of controversy to how things panned out in Kilberry on Sunday morning but over the course of the 80 minutes the benefits of Wolfe Tones having a competitive outing the previous week were on show for all to see as they looked a fitter, sharper outfit, not that Seneschalstown will be overly perturbed with that considering the Championship starting date is three and a bit months away.
2016 Meath U-21 Football Championship Preliminary Quarter Final
Summerhill 1-12 Seneschalstown 1-10
Seneschalstown saw their involvement in the 2016 U-21 Championship fall at the first hurdle on Saturday afternoon as they fell to defeat against Summerhill in Trim. Goals win games and in the end, it was a series of missed goal scoring opportunities which they were left to rue as they lost out by a two point margin.
Hoganstand.com Meath SFC Semi-Final
Donaghmore/Ashbourne 2-16 Seneschalstown 0-05
The only unbeaten record at the end of the Hoganstand.com Meath SFC group stages belonged to Seneschalstown but it came to a shuddering half in this Sunday lunchtime quarter final when Donaghmore/Ashbourne laid down a powerful marker that they are the team to beat in this year’s Championship.
Meath Ladies Division 1 League Round 4
Dee Rangers 1-12 Seneschalstown 3-09
An absorbing game from start to finish saw a Seneschalstown outfit who were minus their younger players due to the U-16 Championship Semi Final Friday and some key players missing prove that there is life in the old dog yet which seen them overturn a 6 point deficit at half time to claim their first victory of the 2017 season in stunning fashion on a glorious evening for football at the excellent Syddan grounds.
Seneschalstown 1-01 Ballivor 4-03
Seneschalstown lost out to a physically stronger Ballivor outfit on Sunday evening in Fr Tully Park.
Meath Ladies Division 5 League
Clonard 0-2 Seneschalstown 9-16
Seneschalstown had a comprehensive victory against the newly formed Clonard adult team in this Div. 5 third round clash in Clonard. Only formed recently, the Clonard girls gave a good account of themselves and fought right to the end. A nice crowd gathered as this was the first competitive home game for the Clonard team.
U-13 Division 2 Round 4
Walterstown 7-08 Seneschalstown 2-10
On what looked like a summers day in October the Seneschalstown team gave up home advantage and played in Walterstown due to ongoing drainage works which are being carried out in Fr. Tully Park.
The first half saw the side in blue hold their own, put some good passages of play together and take the game to Walterstown. By the break Seneschalstown had managed to open up the slenderest of advantages and led by a point 1-05 to 1-04.
Meath U-15 Division 2A League Round 2
Round Towers 4-12 Seneschalstown 5-13
Seneschalstown U-15 Boys travelled to Drumbaragh for the second round of the U-15 Division 2 League to play a very strong Round Towers team.
Meath U-17 Division 2 League Final
Seneschalstown 3-08 Navan O’Mahonys 0-10
The Meath Centre of Excellence in Dunganny bore witness on Wednesday evening to an U-17 Final which showcased plenty of cause for optimism that the future of Meath football is very bright. Neighbours and rivals through the decades, Navan O’Mahonys and Seneschalstown can look forward to two special groups of players making their way onto their respective Senior panels in the not too distant future if the fare both produced on a typically Autumnal evening is any barometer to go by.
New Pitch
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, those living locally and those not so locally we are delighted to announce that we have so far raised half of our €350,000 target for developing our new sand based All Weather pitch. The contributions which our generous supporters have given us towards this fundraising drive is greatly appreciated.
Senior
Saturday sees the Seniors play their fourth League game of the season when they take on Simonstown Gaels in Simonstown at 18:00.
Senior
Round 3 of the League saw us have to forfeit home advantage for the second time in the League this season last Saturday when they ended up travelling to take on Skryne. The concession of three goals in the first nine minutes proved too high a hurdle to jump despite racking up a fine tally of sixteen points over the hour.
One notable feature of the game was the return to action of Adam Gleeson who played his first game for the club since the 2014 Junior B Championship Final following a sabbatical from the game in 2015.
Senior
The League kicks back into action this weekend when they take on Skryne in Skryne Throw in is at 17:00 and the team will be determined to continue their recent improved form with third victory in a row following successive victories over Wolfe Tones. Please note that the venue is now Skryne and not Fr. Tully Park as per the original fixture.
Skryne were very impressive in their Round 2 win over St. Colmcilles but Seneschalstown side will be looking to pick up their second brace of points.
Score updates can be found as usual on our Twitter page.
Junior A
Seneschalstown GFC is small rural club from the Beauparc/Kentstown parish situated about 6 miles east of Navan and 3 miles south of Slane.
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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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