Walstertown's Conor McEntee in action against Oldcastle in the opening round of the 2024 Corn na Boinne in Millbrook

Late goals relegate Blacks to second best

Two late goals for the home side put a gloss on the final scoreliine in this opening Corn na Boinne Group `A encounter in Millbrook on Saturday afternoon. Midfield man Pearse Sheridan and substitute Ben Grey, on 52 and 56 minutes respectively ensured Oldcastle pulled...
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Season 2024: Contact us to join Walterstown GFC now

Season 2024 is about to kickstart and we can't wait to get back to action. Below you will find contact details for the coaches for every age group in the club, so just get in touch to join Walterstown and join in on the fun. Every child in Johnstown and Walterstown is...

Walterstown win Meath GAA Grounds of the Year Award 2023

Great news reaching us this afternoon! #TeamWalterstown have scooped the Meath GAA Grounds of the Year Award for 2023.  We are thrilled and delighted to have received the award and it is testament to the superb work being put in by our volunteers.  Headed by...

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Meath Senior Football Championship winners on five occasions and two time Leinster Senior Club Football Championship winners, Walterstown GFC, sponsored by Glenbrier Construction, has a proud tradition and a bright future. We provide Gaelic Football for the people in our communities of Johnstown and Walterstown from U5 level up to adult level, no matter what your ability. The club boosts top class facilities including three astro turf pitches (available for commercial hire also), two full sized playing pitches and a juvenile pitch. We also have a top spec gym, a club bar and a function room. A warm Walterstown welcome awaits you!

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Moylagh’s late goals ensure win against Walterstown Ladies

Moylagh’s late goals ensure win against Walterstown Ladies

Meath Ladies Jnr A Championship Rd 1

Moylagh V Walterstown

Wed 9th May

The rain cleared on Wednesday evening as the Walterstown ladies made the trip to Moylagh for the first round of the championship. It was a young Walterstown team taking to the field and a team bereft of some of the regular starters, in fact only six or seven from the 2016 corresponding encounter with Moylagh started the game for Walterstown.

Moylagh had the slightly better start notching up the first score, but neither side really stretched ahead as the defences for both side were on top. However 13 minutes in the first goal of the game was registered, from the boot of Mollie Brown.  Moylagh responded with two points of their own, before points from Mollie Brown and Edel McGrane before half time saw Walterstown head into the break with a slender 1 point advantage.

Half Time Moylagh 0:05 Walterstown 1:03      

Moylagh came out flying in the second half, registering four consecutive points, in the opening four minutes.  Moylagh were starting to get a hold of the game, but a surging run from Walterstown Kate McCarthy , aided by Edel McGrane saw Kate find the net again for Walterstown, halfway through the second half. Heading into the final few minutes Moylagh had a two point cushion. After a brief downpour of hail stones, Moylagh struck with their first goal on 27minutes, followed two minutes later by their second which secured the win for them.

Final Score Moylagh 2:13 Walterstown 2:05

Moylagh is always a tough place to go and win, and the ladies put in a spirited performance and were always in contention until the final few minutes.

Next up for the ladies is a home tie against Ballivor on Wednesday 16th May, Throw in time to be confirmed.

Walterstown Ladies : 1 – Lisa O  Neill , 2 – Sophia Gillooly , 3 – Kate McCarthy (1:00),  4 – Sarah Finnegan, 5 – Eleanor Murchan, 6 – Leanne O Neill, 7 – Anna Frazer, 8 – Antonia Brady, 9 – Edel McGrane (0:01) ,  10 – Nadine Swan,  11 – Mollie Brown (1:03), 12 – Aoife Keegan , 13 – Emma Kelly,  14 – Martina O Neill, 15 – Aisling Kelly (0:01).

 

Front Trio too strong for Blackhall Gaels

Front Trio too strong for Blackhall Gaels

Walterstown vs Black Hall Gaels  A League Div 2 

 May 5th 2018 in Kilcloon

Walterstown travelled to sunny Kilcloon on Saturday evening, to take on Black Hall Gaels in this 7th Round Div 2 encounter. Walterstown with only one win in the league so far were hoping for a good performance here and the much needed 2 League points. This was indeed an entertaining, high scoring game.  Walterstown got off to a good start and when Robbie McDonnell put Cormac Madden through for a well taken goal after 7 minutes, it put them into a 3point lead.  By half-time the Blacks were 1-9 to 0-6 ahead.

In the second half though Walterstown had the first point from Cormac Madden after 3 minutes, Black Hall scored a goal almost immediately to put 4 points between the teams. Conor O Sullivan caught the resultant kick out and found Robbie McDonnell who finished neatly to the net. Walterstown were now 7 points ahead again. However in what was a dramatic second half, Black Hall scored another goal 10 minutes into the half to narrow the gap to 2-11 to 2-07. Then in the 20th minute, Black Hall scored a goal direct from a free kick to put only 2 points between the teams.

Walterstown however were undaunted and thanks to some good shooting from play scored 5 more points, before Referee Hugo Whoriskey blew the final  whistle, eventually winning on a score line of 2-19 to 3-09

Walterstown’s full forward line of Robbie McDonnell, Brian O Connell and Cormac Madden were in top form and contributed 2-14 of Walterstown’s winning tally between them.  Manager Eoin Carroll must be pleased with how the whole team played and will now be looking forward to the next round.

Walterstown:; John Davis, Conor McGuinness, Conor Cullen, Colm Reilly (0-1), Stephen Davis (0-1,F), Peter Reynolds, Mark McCormack, Alban Crosbie(0-1), Alan Wall, Conor O Sullivan, Davy Donnellan (0-1), John Geoghegan (0-1), Robbie McDonnell (1-3), Brian O Connell (0-6, 3F), Cormac Madden (1-5),

Subs: Christopher Farrelly for Alan Wall, Aron McLoughlin for Conor O Sullivan, Cathal McGuinness, John Moran, Conor Lenehan, Andrew Barry, Ciaran Murphy, Davy Reynolds, Joey Coogan

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