Meath Ladies Senior Football Championship 2026

What to Expect

Meath’s club Ladies Senior Football Championship is in its group phase through August 2026, with the leading sides in Group A and Group B chasing places in the knockout rounds. On Wednesday 12 August, Group A sees St Peter’s Dunboyne host Navan O’Mahonys at Dunboyne (19:30, referee Ian Dowdall), while Group B brings Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels up against Donaghmore/Ashbourne at Dunshaughlin (19:30, referee Keith Sheerin). Intermediate and Junior grade club games are also being played across the same rounds, giving Meath LGFA clubs a full programme of championship football through the month. The club season follows a strong year for the county: Meath’s senior inter-county Ladies footballers reached the semi-final stage of the 2026 TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, facing Kerry, so interest in the club game is running high across the county’s clubs this summer.

Good to Know

• Date: Wednesday 12 August 2026, evening throw-ins at 19:30.
• Group A fixture: St Peter’s Dunboyne v Navan O’Mahonys, St Peter’s Park, Dunboyne.
• Group B fixture: Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels v Donaghmore/Ashbourne, Dunshaughlin.
• Underage and adult club fixtures run in parallel across the Meath Ladies Gaelic football calendar, including Senior, Intermediate, Junior and underage divisions from U16 down.
• Admission is charged at the gate for adult club championship games; exact pricing is not published in advance.
• Fixtures, referees and throw-in times are confirmed weekly on the Meath Ladies Gaelic fixtures page and are subject to change.
• This is a recurring club competition rather than a single fixture: later rounds and knockout dates follow through August and into September as the group stage concludes.
• Meath LGFA fields club teams across dozens of divisions, from Senior down through multiple underage grades, making August one of the busiest months in the county’s ladies football calendar.

Getting There

St Peter’s Park in Dunboyne is just off the R157 close to the village centre, with parking at the club grounds. Dunshaughlin’s pitch is a short walk from the centre of the village on the N3 corridor between Dublin and Navan.