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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.
Meath Ladies U-14 Division 1 Championship Round 4
Seneschalstown 10 – 10 to O’Mahonys 10 – 05
A sunny Wednesday evening in O’Mahonys saw the Seneschalstown U14 girls take to the field in round 4 of the Division 1 Spring League against the town side.
Meath Ladies Division 2 Championship Semi-Final
Seneschalstown 4-09 Na Fianna 2-12
Oh Wow!, on a glorious evening in Fr. Tully Park and with great home support and lots of curious potential finalists eyeing up the two teams the young Seneschalstown U-16 Ladies served up a thriller to beat a wonderful Na Fianna side in an absolute cracker of a game that had everything.
Having met earlier in the Championship where Na Fianna totally dominated the Furze Girls beating them 9-13 to 3-03, there was a steely determination from the Boynesiders that was evident before a ball was thrown in.
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 1-10 Navan O’Mahonys 4-15
Seneschalstowns hopes of landing an U17 title were over as quick as it began in Dunganny on Friday evening last against an O’Mahonys side who were full value for their victory. Seneschalstown were not helped however by the loss of Daire Finnegan to cruciate ligament injury in the build up to the final.
Seneschalstown 5-07 St. Peters Dunboyne 2-14
U-16 Division 2 League Round 6
Wolfe Tones 3-10 Seneschalstown 7-14
Seneschalstown travelled to Gibbstown for Round 6 of the U-16 Division 2 League on Tuesday and on a night perfect for football these two teams served up some great football in a very entertaining game played in a great spirit.
Drugs and Mental Health Forum
In association with Slane GFC and St. Mary’s GFC we are delighted to host a Drugs and Mental Health Forum in the Conyngham Arms Hotel on Monday November 28th at 20:00.
The issues of drugs and mental health have never been as prevalent in society as they are today and the three clubs have joined forces to host what will be a very informative evening where raising awareness of the different drugs and what we can do to better our mental health will be key features.
U-17 Visit
Each generation in a club is really only minding it and passing the torch onto the next generation in the best possible condition.
Two gentlemen and club stalwarts who have done just that over the years are Kevin Farrell and Kit Carey.
With this in mind it was very fitting for the latest generation in the club to visit both Club Presidents recently with the U-17 Division 2 Cup which they had just won.
Juvenile Meeting
There will be a meeting on Monday evening at 20:00 for all parties interested in the running of the Juvenile end of the club. This will be the last meeting before next month’s AGM.
Senior
This Sunday, October 9th, sees our Senior team take on Donaghmore/Ashbourne in the quarter final of the Hoganstand.com Meath SFC. Unbeaten in the competition thus far thanks to victories over Rathkenny, Skryne, Gaeil Colmcille, Blackhall Gaels and Ballinlough, we will be looking to keep the momentum up and qualify for the semi-final for the first time since 2012.
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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