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Andy McEntee will stay on as Meath football boss for 2022.

Andy McEntee is staying in charge of Meath for the 2022 season.

Creating a vacancy at this stage of the season would be far from ideal for the county.

Injury and suspension concerns, spitting allegation and looking ahead to Leinster 5 talking points after yesterday’s Allianz Football League Division 2 promotion semi-final between Meath and Kildare in Newbridge. By Kevin OBrien Monday 14 Jun 2021, 7:06 AM 7 hours ago 8,471 Views 1 Comment Fans without tickets watch the game from a wall outs...

A round-up of GAA news, both football and hurling from around Ireland this week. Dublin continues its winning ways! New rules bother Kiely, and finally, a win for Meath.

Inside Helen McEntees family life from sporting links to baby joy as she welcomes first child The Minister for Justice gave birth earlier this year Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee (Image: Gareth Chaney/Collins) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance wit...

McEntee to run ten consecutive 10ks in support of Cycle for Eimear April 21, 2021 Meath manager Andy McEntee. ©INPHO/Lorraine OSullivan. Meath football manager Andy McEntee has committed to running a 10k for ten consecutive days as part of the fundraiser for Eimear Murray who is recovering from Non-Hodgkins lymphoma. The Boardmsill and Meath footballer, who is the daughter of Meath Ladies manager Eamon Murray, was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins lymphoma last Autumn, just weeks after playing for h...

Legendary Meath football manager Sean Boylan has opened up on his battle with Covid-19 last year, saying that he was never as afraid of anything in my life. Boylan, who led the Royals to four All-Ireland titles in 23 seasons on the sideline, was diagnosed with the virus last March shortly after getting a flu vaccine. Speaking to Sunday Sport on RTÉ Radio One, Boylan revealed that although he has now made a full recovery, it was a long and scary process. "I ended up in hospital and was discharg...

Boylan sees positive signs for Royals January 18, 2021 Meaths Sean Boylan Meath legend Sean Boylan feels that the signs are positive for his home county going forward. Last year’s All-Ireland SFC saw the Royals reaching another Leinster final before losing out to all-conquering Dublin by a whopping 21 points at Croke Park. However, speaking in a wide-ranging interview on RTE’s Sunday Sport, Boylan said he doesn’t see the gap as being that wide between Andy McEntee’s men and the All-Irel...

RTÉ Sport journalist The thorny issue of Dublins funding doesn’t seem like it’s going to go away any time soon. The footballers strolled into the All-Ireland final this month at an absolute canter, before pulling away from Mayo in the second half of the decider to claim a sixth title in a row. The five-point margin wasnt particularly galling - Mayo lost to Kerry in 2004 by eight points and by 13 in 2006 - and they had chances in that second half to keep the game closer heading into the las...