For the first time since 2019, Meath and Mayo meet in the GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship on Saturday evening in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, and ahead of the Round 3 fixture, Meath have named a side that contains two alterations from that which lined out against Derry last weekend.

Coming into the starting side are Adam O’Neill and Charlie O’Connor at midfield and wing forward respectively as they replace Jack Flynn and Jack O’Connor.

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Tickets will be general admission and are on sale via gaa.ie, https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/gaasfc2026 and usual Centra/SuperValu stores.

PRICING – [General Admission – Unreserved Seating]

Adults: €25.00
Student/OAP: €20.00
Juveniles: €5.00

Wheelchair Tickets:-
Wheelchair Ticket are free of charge and the Assistant’s ticket is €25. [Limited number available].

There are many ways to purchase tickets for GAA matches including:

On-line: https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/gaasfc2026
Selected SuperValu & Centra.
Office in Dunganny during office hours.

Those are the only two changes on the panel as Robbie Brennan and the management team have opted to go with the same match-day panel of twenty-six players that travelled to Derry.

Seán Brennan who enjoyed a fine game between the uprights last week will once more continue in goals and he will have Seamus Lavin, Seán Rafferty and Ronan Ryan in front of him in the full back line.

There is a very experienced look to the half back line as the trio selected have almost 450 appearances between them in the Meath jersey as Bryan Menton anchors the defensive effort from centre back, with Donal Keogan and Seán Coffey on the wings.

Cian McBride and Adam O’Neill will join forces in the middle of the field, with Mathew Costello leading the attack from centre forward, and he is joined in the half forward line by Charlie O’Connor and Ciaran Caulfield.

The inside line of the attack is by now a familiar one for supporters with James Conlon on the edge of the square, team captain Eoghan Frayne at top of the left and Jordan Morris at right corner forward.

	Ainm an Imreoir	Club	Líon Iomlán na gCluichí Imeartha
1.	Seán Ó Braonáin	Dún Doire	26
2.	Seamus Ó Lamhain	Naomh Peadar Dún Bóinne	72
3.	Seán Ó Raifeartaigh	Na Fianna	28
4.	Rónán Ó Riain	Druim Samhraidh	62
5.	Dónall Mac Eochagáin	Rath Cheannaigh	192
6.	Brían Ó Maintain	Domhnach Mór/Cill Dhéagláin	161
7.	Seán Ó Cofaigh	Baile na Breacaighe	42
8.	Cian Mac Giolla Bhríde	Na Dúnaibh	25
9.	Ádamh Ó Néill	Bhulf Tón	44
10.	Séarlas Ó Conchúir	Domhnach Seachnaill	4
11.	Maitiú Mac Coisdealbhaigh	Domhnach Seachnaill	67
12.	Ciarán Mac Cathmhaoil	Átha Troim	43
13.	Jordan Ó Muiris	Réaltaí Dhún An Rí	65
14.	Seosamh Ó Conluáin	Naomh Colmcille	53
15.	Eóghan de Fréin (Capt)	Druim Samhraidh	41
Ionadaí
16.	Liam Ó hÓgáin	Maigh Dearmhaí	24
17.	Brían Ó hAllúráin	Baile Íomhair	30
18.	Cillian Mac Gabhann	Baile an Chaisleáin	7
19.	Cathal Ó hIcí	Baile Sencaill	57
20.	Seac Ó Floinn	Rath Tó	39
21.	Seán Ó Conchobhair	Currach Átha	58
22.	Rónán Mac Seoin	Naomh Peadar Dún Bóinne	52
23.	Ceitheach de Cuirtéis	Rath Cheannaigh	32
24.	Séamus Mac an tSaoi	Currach Átha	71
25.	Conchobhar Diuc	Domhnach Seachnaill	21
26.	Árón Ó Loingsigh	Átha Troim	37

Match Officials

Referee: Paul Faloon (An Dún)

10 May 2026; Referee Paul Faloon during the Munster GAA Football Senior Championship final match between Kerry and Cork at Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney, Kerry. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile