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Hello and welcome to the official website of Moylagh GAA . The aim of our website is to provide up to date information of our club activities throughout the year. We hope to be bringing you all the results and match reports involving our teams, along with any news on upcoming events. Our club fields teams in both hurling and football and we also have a ladies football club. This site is primarily aimed at club members, both at home or abroad, but also to anyone interested in our club, or GAA in general. We hope you enjoy this, our official website

AFL4: Heavy defeat for Moylagh

Tuesday, 15 May 2012 17:00 fball

Moylagh 1-03
St Marys 2-15

Moylagh suffered a heavy defeat in this Division 4 A league encounter played in Donore on Sunday morning last.

A Colm Fanning goal in the first half was their only score for the half hour trailing 1-10 to 1-00 at h/t and things didn't get much better in the second hitting only 3 points.

Team: M Corrigan, E Grall, A Hand, C O'Reilly, C Grall, S Grall, P Grall, E Boyle, C Fanning, C Foley , E Brody, K Hannon, W McGrath (0-2), A Fanning(0-1), K O Reilly. sub M Shaw for K O Reilly

JFD: Ratoath pip Moylagh

Thursday, 10 May 2012 12:20 Gerry McDonnell

Moylagh 1-9
Ratoath 1-10

Moylagh trailed by 1-7 to one goal at half time after a poor first half performance.

The home side upped their game but just fell short and had Sean Og Doyne dismissed for a second yellow just after half time. But a much improved performance seen Moylagh draw level at 1-8 apiece entering the final minute.

Ratoath scored 2 points in quick succession, and Moylagh replied with the last score of an entertaining second half through sub Enda McNamee,

Moylagh had good displays from John Reilly, Evan and Shane Grall,Mickey Shaw and Raymond Kenny,

Moylagh: D McCormack. J Reilly. K Clinton, Daire Flood. C Grall. E Grall, S Grall, E Fanning, K Reilly (0-1), P Grall(0-1), S og Doyne, S Friary, RKenny(0-5), M Shaw, Declan Flood (1-0). Subs E McNamee (0-2) for Firey , B Gibney For P Grall

Moylagh v St Brigids

Friday, 27 April 2012 18:16 useless

Moylagh face local rivals St Brigids in Round 2 of the Championship this Sunday at 2pm. Both teams lost their opening match so its a do or die match. A big crowd is expected at Millbrook.

BFL5: Moylagh by three

Tuesday, 15 May 2012 16:58 fball

Moylagh 1-19
Drumbaragh 2-13

Played in Moylagh on Monday evening, Moylagh led at half time (0-08) to (0-06) thanks to some fine points from Raymond Kenny.

Moylagh upped their game in the second half and at one stage had a seven point lead after Pauric McCormack's goal.

Drumbaragh came with a late rally and got within a point before McCormack and Willie Reilly hit two more points to finish off a high scoring and entertaining game.

Moylagh had good displays from Kenny, McCormack, Willie Reilly, Nicky Brunton, Nathan Doyle, K Hannon.

Team: D McCormack, J Reilly, K Hannon, K Reilly (0-1) C Grall, N Doyle (0-1), E Grall, E Fanning, E Boyle, N Brunton (0-3), E Brody (0-1), W Reilly (0-2), R Kenny (0-7), P McCormack (1-4), Declan Flood. Sub: Daire Flood for J Reilly

U16FL: Inny Gaels down Dunderry

Thursday, 10 May 2012 12:06 fball

Inny Gaels 5-10
Dunderry 2-5

These two sides met the previous week in a close match which saw Inny Gaels coming out on top. Each side would have fancied their chances going into this Division 6 semi-final clash and both teams contributed to what was a very good game of football.

The home side missed a few scoring chances in the early exchanges before Rory Gibney netted to open the scoring. Points from Dylan Tighe and Sean Reilly followed to give the Gaels an early lead. However Dunderry soon replied with a goal and a brace of points to level the match. Goals from Dylan Tighe and Joseph Blake along with points from Rory Gibney (2), Sean Reilly (1) and Joseph Blake(1) completed the Inny Gaels first half tally. Dunderry added another goal and a point to leave the half time score of Inny Gaels 3-5 to Dunderry's 2-3

Dunderry started the second half well and added an early goal followed by two points to bring the teams level again. However, it was Inny Gaels who found an extra gear. Joseph Blake put over 4 points in a row and when Dylan Tighe hit his second goal of the game, Inny Gaels looked to have enough to see them through to the final. Substitutes Darren Gibney (1-0) and Ben Reilly (0-1) completed the scoring.

With Sean Peyton, Kevin Gilsenan, Alan Clarke, Jack Flynn and Ciaran Gibney in great form in the Gaels' defence, Dunderry found scores hard won.

Andrew Geraghty was dominant at midfield along with Jack Tighe with Geraghty's work rate very impressive.

Joseph Blake, Rory Gibney and Dylan Tighe were always a scoring threat while Sean Reilly and Shane Barkey worked very well in support play.

Inny Gaels will now play Boardsmill in the final on Tuesday 15th May in Kilmainham

Inny Gaels Scorers: Joseph Blake 1-5, Dylan Tighe 2-1, Rory Gibney 1-2, Darren Gibney 1-0, Ben Reilly 0-1, Sean Reilly0-1

Inny Gaels Team: C. Smith, C. Gibney, S. Peyton, J. Flynn, K Gilsenan, A. Clarke, A. Geraghty, J. Tighe, D. Tighe, R. Gibney, S.Reilly, S. Barkey, J. Blake. Subs: B. O'Reilly, K.O'Growney, D. Gibney

Dunderry Team: C. Mulryan, C. Lawless, T. Conroy, C. Conroy, L. Martyn, H Feeney, C. Dempsey, M. Kane, A.Walsh, J. Brady, M Dowdall, K. Darcy, R. McCabe

Referee: Rory O'Connor