Our senior ladies recorded their 5th win of the League, beating Cill Chomain on a scoreline of 5.19 to 2.08. 

The game was played at 7 pm in Kiltimagh, and despite the scoreline, it was an entertaining contest. 

Kiltimagh had the majority of the play in the 1st half and led at halftime by 4.12 to 0.04. 

In the second half, both teams upped their scoring, each totaling 10 points. 

A pleasing factor of the win was that a strong team was fielded despite 13 players missing from the panel due to work and other commitments. Also, several U18’s made their debuts. 

Well done to all, five wins out of six, and now it’s onto their last game v Kilmaine on the 17th of May in Kilmaine @ 11 am. 

Excellent performance from the u14 boys to hold on for a 3 point win against Westport, finishing on a scoreline of 3.09 to 4.03. 

Goals from Darragh Regan, Sean Rowley & Cian Donnelly , a couple of excellent points from Jamie Morley and Rian Byrne, with a commanding performance from midfield from Cillian Kelly saw the boys over the line. Well done lads

Our U10 girls had their first outing yesterday as an all-girls team at a blitz in Ballindine. They played Eastern Gaels & Charlestown.

Well done to them, and we wish them well for the season ahead!

On Tuesday last, our minor boys had a good away win over Ardnaree on a scoreline of 2.18 to 4.08.

After a slow start, Kiltimagh found themselves trailing 1.01 to no score. They settled in as they slowly reached game speed and rattled off 1.08 without
reply, with Sean McDonnell hitting 1.02 from play. This was backed up by points from Luke Cummins, Daniel McNicholas, Con McDermott, and 3 from Conor Hession, leaving the half-time score Kiltimagh 1.09 Ardnaree 1.03.

The second half was end-to-end, with points being tagged on by both teams. Then Cuan Gill found the back of the net to put daylight between the teams, but from the resulting kick out, Ardnaree went straight down the field and hit right back with a goal. Moments later, at the other end of the field, Jack
Shannon kicked a huge 2-pointer, followed swiftly by a point from Tom Smith and another from Shannon.

Ardnaree were not done yet and kicked 1.02 without reply to draw the game level with eight minutes remaining. That was to be their last score as Kiltimagh finished the stronger with points from Donagh Bigley, Conor Hession, and a magnificent 2-pointer by Con McDermott.

Cameron Farrington in goals, and the defence, led by Eoghan McGovern, Rian Freeman, Conor Gilmartin, Johna Gill, Donnacha Kelly, and Donagh Bigley, worked tirelessly throughout. At midfield, Tom Smith and Conor Hession dominated, and up front, Sean McDonnell, Jack Shannon, and Con McDermott were constant threats. Substitutes Cian Carroll, Noah Byrne, and Harry Ward had a big impact in the latter stages of the game.