Well done to our Intermediate mens team and management as they secured their Intermediate status for 2027 by defeating Kilcommon on a scoreline of 2.18 to 0.17.
The first half was evenly contested and at half time, scores were level, 2.07 to 0.13.
In the second half, especially the last 20 minutes, we finished stronger and won the game by 7 points, finishing off our first season back in the Intermediat ranks of Mayo football.
Our U16 boys lost out to Ardleathmaigh in the county championship B final on a scoreline of 2.12 to 5.14.
Looking at the scoreline, you would think it was one way traffic but it was far from that. Our boys put in a tremendous effort and were a credit to their parents and our club. They had to battle against a combination of three clubs – Lahardane MacHales, Ardmoy and Moygownagh, giving away size and in a lot of cases strength but they kept on battling to the end.
Together with their management, they put in a tremendous effort all year in the league and championship and we look forward to seeing more from these players as they move up through the ranks.
What a day of pride, celebration and community we had in Kiltimagh GAA as we welcomed the Sam Maguire Cup and four outstanding Mayo footballers to Gilmartin Park!
A huge Coillte welcome to: Captain Jack Coyne, Fergal Boland, Cian McHale and Paul Towey.
The excitement, smiles and memories created will live long in the hearts of everyone who attended. From our youngest supporters to our lifelong club members, it was a privilege to share such a special occasion with our Mayo heroes and to celebrate the spirit of Gaelic games.
A massive thank you to Jack, Fergal, Cian and Paul for taking the time to visit our club and to everyone who helped make the day such a tremendous success. Your support, enthusiasm and generosity made it a day to remember.
Mayo Abú! – Coillte Mach Abú!
Sally Lavin – Míle buíochas
Kiltimagh Mothers and Others would like to thank Claire, Emmett and all at the Park Hotel for there kind and generous sponsorship of our jerseys
Congratulations to Adrian Carroll, winning €636 in last night’s 50/50 jackpot.
Thanks to everyone for their continued support of our 50/50 draw.
All in Kiltimagh GAA wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the Tuohy family on the sad and untimely passing of Seamus.
We offer our heartfelt condolences to his wife Marie, his children Shona and Evan, his grandchildren, his brother and sisters, and the extended Tuohy family at this very difficult time. We also extend our sympathies to Seamus’s colleagues on the Mayo GAA County Board and to all in Breaffy GAA Club.
Seamus made an immense contribution to Mayo GAA over many years, and it was fitting that his dedication and efforts played a part in bringing the Sam Maguire Cup back to Mayo.
Our thoughts are with Seamus’s family, friends and the wider Mayo GAA community.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.