Ratoath GAA and Meath GAA star Eamon Wallace reflects on a successful 2022. Eamon chats about the highs and lows of being a top-level sportsperson, his passion for the club, his club and intercounty career so far, and much more.
Dunshaughlin GAA captain Niall Murphy reflects on a great year for the club so far, his passion and love for GAA, and gives a real in-depth insight into the preparation of a top club footballer.
Castletown GAA star Kevin Ross chats about an amazing 2022 for him personally and the club. A great insight into one of the top club players in the county.
Navan O’Mahony’s and Meath GAA star Marcus Brennan chats about his GAA career winning four Meath Senior Football Championship medals, his love for GAA, passion for the club and looks ahead to his promising future in coaching.
Meath GAA legend Mickey Burke speaks to Meath GAA TV about all things GAA. From getting involved in football and hurling in Longwood to representing his county and country. His love for the club, heroes, influences and much more.
Former Meath GAA dual star Alan Douglas previews Meath v Wicklow in the Leinster championship this weekend, along with chatting about Trim GAA’s amazing recent success and all things GAA.
Former Meath GAA and current Blackhall Gaels star Donnacha Tobin chats all things GAA. Donnacha gives us a great insight into his club and inter-county career, the highs, the lows, his heroes and influences and much more.
Meath Ladies Senior Captain Shauna Ennis chats to Meath GAA TV about an amazing and hugely successful 2021 guiding the Royals to All Ireland glory. Shauna speaks about her teammates, her GAA journey so far, getting involved in the GAA and much more. A great insight into the life of the Meath GAA star.
Former county man and current Drumconrath GAA star Stephen Crosby chats all things GAA, including a great 2021 personally and for the club, a look back on his senior and junior intercounty career, the highs, the lows, teammates and much more.
Wolfe Tones hero Stephen Sheppard reflects on an amazing 2021 in recently winning the Meath GAA senior football championship, captaining his side to hurling glory and looking forward to his wedding. A great insight into one of the top club footballers in the county over the past 15 years.
Former Gaeil Colmcille, Kells manager Lar Wall chats about his own career to date, both playing club and county football in Laois to eventually ending up and achieving great success with Kells. A great insight into the life of a highly ambitious young coach.
Meath GAA legend Donal Curtis speaks to JP in the latest episode of the Meath GAA TV podcast. Donal speaks about his passion for coaching, his hopes for Meath, his incredibly successful club and county career thus far and much more.
All Ireland winning Meath GAA minor coach Aidan Young chats to the podcast about the recent success of the county minor squad, his hopes for Meath GAA’s future, the journey of the past four seasons, his own GAA background and much more.
Former Drumree, Simonstown and Meath GAA star Evan Kelly gives a great insight into his hugely successful football career with club and county. This jam – packed podcast includes great stories from Kelly’s career along with his views on club and county football at the minute.
Seneschalstown legend Bryan Clarke chats to Meath GAA TV about all things football, growing up watching Meath, reliving the glory years with the club, teammates, heroes, influences and much more in this incredibly honest interview.
Former Walterstown and Meath GAA man Gerry Cooney speaks to Meath GAA TV about all things GAA, his involvement with the Meath GAA senior intercounty backroom team for the past four seasons, his successful management career, his glittering club career, training, teammates and much more.
Former Meath GAA and Simonstown star Hank Traynor chats all things football in our latest edition of the Meath GAA TV Podcast. Hank speaks about growing up and getting involved in the GAA from a young age, the honour of representing his county, winning the All Ireland in 1999, his love for his hometown club Simonstown, heroes, teammates, the ups and downs and much more.
Former Kilmainhamwood and Meath GAA star Paul Shankey chats about his successful years representing Meath, the success he experienced with his club capturing the Keegan Cup in 1996, training, coaching, teammates and much more.
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Popular Meath Hill man David Crosby sits down for a chat about his amazing life story of overcoming adversity and showing huge levels of resilience. He also speaks about his underage intercounty career, his passion for the GAA, all things club and county and much more.
Our latest Ideal Bathrooms Meath GAA TV podcast with sports scientist and Oldcastle man Shane Mangan.
In the podcast, Shane discusses the following:
his passion for GAA and research
the increasing importance of strength and conditioning and sports science in GAA
a unique insight into sports science and his background
We recently spoke to former Summerhill and Meath star footballer Conor Gillespie for the Ideal Bathrooms Meath GAA TV podcast.
In the podcast, Conor speaks about the following:
· Growing up and getting involved in the GAA
· His own club/county career
· Dealing with injuries, enjoying success and much more!!!
Hope all our listeners are keeping safe and well.
We recently spoke to referee Keith Sheerin of the Drumconrath G.A.A. club for the Ideal Bathrooms Meath GAA TV Podcast.
Keith discusses the following in a number of topics including:
Brian talks to us about the following:
· the successful 2020 campaign with Ratoath
· club structures within the county
· his views on the county set up
· his hopes, career highlights, regrets, teammates, and much more.
WE spoke to Harry Rooney from Skryne for the podcast. In the podcast he spoke about:
growing up with the GAA
his thoughts on Meath
reviews his own career and looks ahead to the future and much more
Brian spoke about the following
· Growing up and getting involved in the GAA
· The importance of the club and great people in it
· His successful intercounty career
· Teammates, managers, his future and much more.
We spoke to Chris O’Connor from Ballinabrackey for the podcast. He spoke about the following
· the fantastic 2020 he has had with the club winning the IFC
· growing up, playing underage with club and county
· fulfilling his dream playing intercounty with Meath
· his passion for Ballinabrackey, how his nickname came about and much more
Next up on Ideal Bathrooms #MeathGAATV is St Peter's Dunboyne veteran David Gallagher. We discussed the following and much much more!!!
· Growing up and getting involved in the GAA
· An in-depth look at his inter-county career
· Fond memories of club success
· Memories of representing his country at International Rules Level
· Seán Boylan
· Teammates
· How football has evolved and much more
Join us on Ideal Bathrooms Meath GAA TV in this podcast as P.J. Gillic discusses growing up and getting involved in football, a fascinating insight into his hugely successful intercounty career, his fond memories of success with Carnaross, his views on GAA at the minute, & teammates, Seán Boylan, and much more!!!
In this podcast, we spoke about adapting to life with COVID-19, Jamie's successful club and county career in-depth, his role as Meath GAA Games Development Manager, and we looked ahead to the future.
Niall speaks about his club career to date including the golden spell they had from 2003 – 2006, his inter-county career with Meath, his views on club and county and looks forward to the 2020 season.
Our latest instalment of #MeathGAATV sees us catch up with Andrew Tormey!
Andrew spoke about growing up playing Gaelic Games, the honour of representing his county, battling through injuries, and his passion for Donaghmore/Ashbourne and much more!
Our next edition of #MeathGAATV features an extremely honest and insightful interview with Kevin Reilly.
He discusses growing up playing GAA with his friends with Navan O'Mahony's, reliving his inter-county career in-depth, his struggle with injuries, his pride of captaining his county and representing his country at International Rules level, his passion for the game, and hopes for continued involvement with coaching and management in the future.
This is not to be missed for any Meath GAA fan!
In our latest Meath GAA TV episode, we caught up with Brendan Murphy, former Trim & Meath GAA goalkeeper.
Brendan speaks to us about growing up and playing professional soccer in England, his inter-county career with Meath and his passion for coaching, his hopes for Trim GAA and much more!!!
Meath GAA TV spoke to Seán Boylan about the Centenary Cup and how it changed the course of Meath Football forever.
The winning of the Centenary Cup put Seán and his players on a path that many will remember with fondness.
Check out our fully free interview and relive some of the early glory days.
John O'Brien from Meath GAA TV caught up with Richie Kealy, former Meath & Dunshaughlin legend.
We discussed his successful club career which saw him win 3-in-a-row Meath SFC titles, his county team days, and his reaction to the COVID-19 crisis.
Meath hurlers Shane Brennan and Joey Keena are taking on the 4x4x48 challenge to raise funds for Irish Cancer Society.
The Kilmessan stars will run 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours.
The very tough challenge will commence tonight at 8 pm and in the process, help raise much-needed money for the Irish Cancer Society.
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Here’ s one we’ve unearthed, from the All-Ireland SFC campaign of 2001...
That year represented Meath’s last appearance in an All-Ireland Final, when they succumbed to Galway in the Final..
It was also the first year of the football Qualifiers, when the old knockout system was replaced, and a back-door introduced for the first time...
Meath had beaten Dublin in the Leinster Final, and were left-waiting on one of the teams to come-through the Qualifiers, in an All-Ireland Quarter-Final...
That team turned out to be neighbours Westmeath, under the stewardship of Luke Dempsey...
The first game at Croke Park on August 5th, ended in a high-scoring draw, 2-12 to 3-9…
Westmeath were 9-points-up after 21 mins, and were-still 4-ahead with less than 10 mins remaining...
But Meath’s powers of recovery and ‘never say die’ attitude, brought them back from the brink, and in the final minute, Ollie Murphy struck for the levelling goal.
That took the tie to a replay 6 days later, again at Croke Park...
And in a bruising encounter, Meath learned their lessons from the first day...
In spite of having Hank Traynor sent-off for a 2nd bookable offence midway through the 1st half, they produced some great passages of football, to eventually outclass their opponents…
Nigel Nestor, Trevor Giles and John Mc Dermott were-all to-the-fore, along with a certain scoring forward from Kilmainhamwood…
Now to our flashback to years-gone-by
And it’s a memory from the year 1996, and Meath's All Ireland SFC Final against Mayo…
In the build-up to the drawn game, Brendan Cummins was busy assembling his notes, and getting all the necessary information on the Meath players who would be taking to the field that day, against the Connacht champions…
These were the pen pics of some of the players, and were broadcast in the week running up to the big game at Croke Park…
We reflect on the great success of Meath winning the 1993 Leinster U-21 Football Championship.
Tommy Hanley looks back at the glory days, talks players, and last year's win with Clann na nGael.
Meath GAA TV catches up with Meath legend Trevor Giles.
We discussed many aspects of his career. Check out some highlights below:
1992 Keegan Cup and club football in Meath during the 90s
2004 Leinster Club Final vs. Portlaoise and how John McDermott missed out
Skryne 1999 missed out on Club Leinster and SKryne teammates such as John McDermott, Brian Smyth., John Quinn, & Mick O'Dowd
1999 International Rules. Players such as Darren Fay, Graham Geraghty, John McDermott, and the manager Colm O’Rourke. We discussed the toughness and 'the row' might happen when playing against the Aussies
Players on them Irish teams such as Pádraic Joyce, Jarlath Fallon, Michael Donnellan, Joe Kavanagh, and Anthony Tohill
GAA v AFL - fitness.
2000 home International Rules Series - How Giles and others became 'marked men' and how a rotation of markers followed them everywhere
Tough opponents over the years - Derry defenders in the 90s such as Henry Dowling, Ciarán McKeever, and Gary Coleman
Hank Traynor and how nobody on the Meath team wanted to be marked by him
Was Dalgan Park a tough place train in? What was the training regime for Trevor and the lads like?
Straight Knock-out games and how Trevor loved his era. The stakes were high at all times
12 1996 pen pics (see audio on our Soundcloud)Conor Martin being the calming influence, how good he was, and how Conor Martin & John McDermott discussed kick out plans (lively!!!)
A player-manager for a year in 2008. Tough to balance both and did Trevor play himself wherever he wanted?
Liam Harnan as Skryne manager. The 2010 County Final and how it was a wonderful year and final. Also an interesting insight into how Trevor didn’t start the first round.
Trevor discusses the last few years as a Meath player and reveals what he thinks Seán Boylan should have done to him!!!
Coaching style and juvenile coaching with Skryne
Eating habits of the players back in his day. The full dinners, the fry, and the biscuits!!!
Meath players always try their best in every era.
Mickey Newman and the Skryne school connection
Modern Meath players as role models
Meath GAA TV caught up with Barry Teather, GDA Meath Coaching & Games.
We discussed how the Coaching & Games team are continuing their work during the lockdown.
All Clubs are asked to make contact with C & G and see how we can help you keep developing our games.
Meath GAA TV caught up with Harry Hogan to chat about the Meath Senior Footballers new TikTok video.
We spoke about how the Meath team are keeping fit and healthy during the lockdown and how the GAA clubs of Meath can get involved.
Craic agus Ceol!!!
The GAA offers entertainment to many through football and hurling.
However, did you know of the cultural side???
Ciarán Flynn talks to Jamie Ó Tuama, GAA Irish Language Officer, about this wonderful part of our Irish Culture.
Everything from Virtual Scór, learning Gaeilge, and how to get involved is discussed.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Craic agus Ceol!!!
Cuireann CLG siamsaíocht ar fáil tríd an iománaíocht agus tríd an bpeil.
An raibh a fhios agaibh go raibh gné eile chultúrtha de CLG, áfach?
Labhraíonn Ciarán Ó Floinn le Jamie Ó Tuama, Oifigeach Gaeilge CLG, anseo faoin ngné iontach seo dár gcultúr.
Luaitear gach rud ó 'Virtual Scór', foghlaim na Gaeilge agus cén chaoi páirt a ghlacadh i Scór.
LMFM's Colm Corrigan interviews Ciarán Flynn (Meath GAA P.R.O.) after winning the All-Ireland Best Programme Mac Namee Award