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Monday 13th Jul 2026

2026-O Reilly Solicitors U16 Summer Tournament Division 1b - Round 2
Ratoath
11-17
18:45
0-3
Skryne

Venue: Ratoath Referee: Darren Dunne

Sunday 12th Jul 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 4 - JMB Sportsfield Services - Round 11
Drumbaragh
1-15
11:00
2-12
Skryne

Venue: Drumbaragh Referee: Gus Martyn

Saturday 11th Jul 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 1 - Husqvarna Centre PR Coyne - Round 11
St Peter's, Dunboyne
1-16
18:00
0-13
Skryne

Venue: Dunboyne Referee: Ciarán Flynn

Tuesday 7th Jul 2026

2026 - RS Awards - U14 Football League Finals - Division 2 - 7th v 8th - Final
Simonstown
0-19
18:45
4-8
Skryne

Venue: Simonstown Referee: Paul Mooney

Monday 29th Jun 2026

2026-O Reilly Solicitors U16 Summer Tournament Division 1b - Round 1
Skryne
0-9
18:45
5-14
St Patrick's

Venue: Skryne Referee: Robbie Barrett

Sunday 28th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 4 - JMB Sportsfield Services - Round 10
Skryne
1-7
11:00
7-17
Bective

Venue: Skryne Referee: Stephen Cregan

Saturday 27th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 1 - Husqvarna Centre PR Coyne - Round 10
Skryne
1-20
18:00
1-7
Moynalvey

Venue: Skryne Referee: Patrick Clarke

Thursday 25th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 10 - Round 7
Skryne
3-15
20:00
6-13
Seneschalstown GFC

Venue: Skryne Referee: Paul Reilly

Tuesday 23rd Jun 2026

2026 - RS Awards - U14 Football League - League Division 2 - Round 7
Skryne
6-4
18:45
4-10
Walterstown

Venue: Skryne Referee: Bernard Sheridan

Sunday 21st Jun 2026

2026 - RS Awards - U14 Football League - Premier 3 - Round 7
Skryne
0-2
13:00
9-9
Dunshaughlin & Royal Gaels

Venue: Skryne Referee: Colin Crosby

Thursday 18th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 4 - JMB Sportsfield Services - Round 9
Nobber
4-16
20:00
0-15
Skryne

Venue: Nobber Referee: Niall Branigan

Tuesday 16th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 1 - Husqvarna Centre PR Coyne - Round 9
St Colmcille's
3-19
20:00
0-10
Skryne

Venue: Páirc Uí Rís Piltown Referee: Andrew Smith

Monday 15th Jun 2026

2026 - LMFM Minor Football 7 a side Tournament Cup - Cup - Semi Final 2
Skryne
0-25
19:00
0-14
Ratoath

Venue: Martry Referee: Adrian Corcoran

Tuesday 9th Jun 2026

2026 - RS Awards - U14 Football League - League Division 2 - Round 6
Carnlough Gaels
5-17
18:45
2-6
Skryne

Venue: Carnaross Referee: Patrick Clarke

Monday 8th Jun 2026

2026 - LMFM Minor Football 7 a side Tournament Day 2 - Cup Group A - Round 1
Skryne
0-17
18:25
0-6
Gaeil Colmcille

Venue: Martry Referee: Robbie Barrett

2026 - LMFM Minor Football 7 a side Tournament Day 2 - Cup Group A - Round 2
Summerhill
0-7
19:00
0-12
Skryne

Venue: Martry Referee: Robbie Barrett

2026 - LMFM Minor Football 7 a side Tournament Day 2 - Cup Group A - Round 3
Skryne
0-16
19:25
0-12
St. Ultan's/Cortown Gaels

Venue: Martry Referee: TBC

2026 - LMFM Minor Football 7 a side Tournament Day 2 - Cup Group A - Round 4
Simonstown
0-8
19:50
0-10
Skryne

Venue: Martry Referee: Robbie Barrett

Sunday 7th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 4 - JMB Sportsfield Services - Round 8
Skryne
0-8
11:00
3-16
Ballinlough

Venue: Skryne Referee: Robbie Barrett

Saturday 6th Jun 2026

2026 - Adult Football League - Div. 1 - Husqvarna Centre PR Coyne - Round 8
Skryne
0-18
18:00
2-12
Trim

Venue: Skryne Referee: Cormac Reilly

Club Information

The current Skryne club dates from 1926. Football in the parish however, goes back much further to before the GAA was formed. Fr. McManus, after whom the club pitch is called, arrived in the parish in 1931 and reorganised the club into what is there today. When Meath won the first major trophy the N.F.L., in 1932-’33, Skryne was represented by Tony Donnelly and thus became the first of a long line of great players from the club to bring honour to the county.

As well as contributing players to every successful Meath team Skryne also contributed five players to the Ireland International rules teams (Colm O’Rourke, Liam Hayes, John McDermott, Trevor Giles and Paddy O’Rourke). Also in 1968, when Meath represented Ireland in Australia, there were three Skryne men on the team. Skryne dominated Meath football in the 1940s winning six senior titles. They currently have thirteen senior titles, the last in 2010. In 2012 Skryne launched their club history and celebrated 75 years continuous in the senior ranks as well as 125 years of organised football in the parish. Currently Skryne caters for players of all age groups and has a very active ladies section within the Club.

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