Meath 4-18 DCU 3-06

Wicklow 2-5 Meath 4-11

Meath 0-18 Carlow IT 0-12

There are just four survivors from last year’s All-Ireland semi-final defeat by Dublin in the Kerry side to face IT Tralee in the McGrath Cup tomorrow.

Dublin 2-15 Meath 0-14

Meath 0-18 Wexford 0-13

Meath 0-18 Wexford 0-13

Wicklow 1-12 Meath 1-17

Wicklow 1-12 Meath 1-17

Monaghan 2-16 Meath 3-08

Laois 3-14 Westmeath 1-09

Laois 3-14 Westmeath 1-9

Meath 2-12 Fermanagh 0-14

Meath 1-17 Sligo 2-12

Roscommon 0-12 Meath 2-11

Cavan 0-15 Meath 1-6

Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice has shaken up his team for tomorrow’s round three Division One clash away to Kildare, making six changes from the side that started last month’s home defeat to Dublin.

Kerry 2-10 Westmeath 0-13

Wicklow 0-8 Meath 0-16

Monaghan 1-18 Meath 2-03

Michael O’Donoghue and Jack Sherwood will both make their league debuts for Kerry in Castlebar tomorrow.

Damien Cahalane is the most notable inclusion in the Cork football side for Sunday’s McGrath Cup game with Cork IT.

Carlow 1-12 Meath 1-12

Westmeath staged a passionate and purposeful comeback to win Saturday’s lively Leinster SHC clash at Mullingar.

A goal and a point in the final minute of added time gave Westmeath victory over luckless Down at Páirc Esler Newry yesterday.

Four straight defeats, and Meath are teetering on the brink of relegation.

A flood of scores in the second half helped Westmeath to a flattering 18-point win over a limited Wicklow side in last Saturday’s Hurling League Division 2 tie at Mullingar.

Tyrone 1-12 Meath 0-5

Kerry boss Jack O’Connor has reshuffled his team for tomorrow’s visit of Laois to Killarney with seven personnel changes from last weekend’s win over Cork.

Half-time substitutes Ross Smithers and Mark Brennan made a massive impact on this vital NHL Division 2A tie at Dr Cullen Park yesterday, scoring a combined 2-4 from play as Carlow maintained their 100% league record.

Derry eased their relegation fears with a significant, if hardly stylish, victory over out-of-sorts Meath in Navan.

In terms of development for the championship, this was as big a step forward for Galway as it was backwards for Meath.

Galway 1-12 Meath 1-11

Changed times in Meath.

Kildare 0-18 Meath 2-11

The famine is over, according to Seamus McEnaney, though whether Meath can maintain their fine Division 2 form to achieve the promotion they crave remains to be seen.

Allianz Football League Division 2: Westmeath 0-5 Meath 0-17

Seamus McEnaney got one over his former charges as Meath had a winning start to the Allianz Football League Division 2 at the expense of his native Monaghan at Navan on Saturday night.

DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY manager Niall Moyna was happy with this result, although it gives him a fixtures headache.

MEATH player-selector Graham Geraghty insists he will be gunning for a starting position for the league — but manager Seamus McEnaney has warned he will have to do a lot to be even considered a usable substitute.

IT may not have been the Manchester derby but Meath and Wexford managed to shake off the inevitable January cobwebs and inject an unexpected amount of entertainment into an O’Byrne Cup game of little importance at Pairc Tailteann yesterday.

Kildare 2-11 Meath 0-14

Meath 5-8 Louth 2-8

Antrim 2-25 Westmeath 1-19