Voting Lines Now Open For The Readers' Choice Award

Voting Lines Now Open For The Readers' Choice Award
20 Jan 2015This year's Westmeath Examiner Sport Stars event takes place on Friday 6th February at 7:30pm in the Mullingar Park Hotel.The overall Sports Star of the Year (chosen from the 12 monthly winners), the Outstanding Achievement,...read more

Cusack Park announces new weekend ticket scheme

Cusack Park announces new weekend ticket scheme
15 Jan 2015Westmeath GAA has announced a new weekend ticket scheme which will see ticketholders get into Gaelic games around the county for a flat rate of €25 per person.

Westmeath Examiner 2014 Sport Stars Monthly Winners

Westmeath Examiner 2014 Sport Stars Monthly Winners
08 Jan 2015This year's Westmeath Examiner Sport Stars event takes place on Friday 6th February in the Mullingar Park Hotel and are once again kindly sponsored by the Mullingar Park Hotel. The highlight of the night, as always,...

Westmeath Examiner Sport Stars announced for February

Westmeath Examiner Sport Stars announced for February
08 Jan 2015Tickets are now on sale for the 2014 Westmeath Examiner Sports Awards, which will once again take place in that most magnificent of Mullingar hostelries, the Mullingar Park Hotel, on Friday February 6, 2015.

Westmeath's losing streak ends with win over DCU

Westmeath's losing streak ends with win over DCU
08 Jan 2015Westmeath's senior footballers ended one of their worst losing streaks in recent memory at Kinnegad last night, by getting their Bord na Mona O'Byrne Cup football campaign off the ground with a win over DCU.

Glennon and Brolly comments highlight amateur sport pressures

Glennon and Brolly comments highlight amateur sport pressures
07 Jan 2015Combining GAA with professional commitments is an "awful disadvantage" at times, leaving some players at the end of their tether, according to Westmeath footballer Denis Glennon.

Tyrrellspass name Mangan as new manager

Tyrrellspass name Mangan as new manager
06 Jan 2015Tyrrellspass have ended their long pursuit of a successor to Tom Coffey after announcing former Westmeath footballer Alan Mangan as their new manager last weekend.

Westmeath eager to set Meath record straight – Cribbin

Westmeath eager to set Meath record straight – Cribbin
02 Jan 2015WESTMEATH manager Tom Cribbin has said his players are champing at the bit ahead of Sunday’s O’Byrne Cup opener against old rivals Meath (Cusack Park, Mullingar, 2pm) - while also confirming that veteran...

Could Dessie be set for a return to Lake County colours?

Could Dessie be set for a return to Lake County colours?
18 Dec 2014Speculation is mounting that efforts may be under way to convince Dessie Dolan to return to the Westmeath senior football setup

Could Dessie be set for a return to Lake County colours?

Could Dessie be set for a return to Lake County colours?
18 Dec 2014Dessie Dolan is retired from inter-county football - but could he be about to return to the Westmeath fold?

Carr will not take up role with Westmeath U21 football team

Carr will not take up role with Westmeath U21 football team
26 Nov 2014WESTMEATH senior football boss Tom Cribbin has moved to clarify the confusion that recently surfaced in relation to the county U21 manager position. Cribbin was appointed as Lake County senior and U21 manager early in...

Former Westmeath star Keane the new Maryland ‘Bainisteoir’

Former Westmeath star Keane the new Maryland ‘Bainisteoir’
19 Nov 2014Maryland have appointed former Westmeath player John Keane as their new Senior football manager. 

Delvin man Williams takes charge of Westmeath's senior ladies

Delvin man Williams takes charge of Westmeath's senior ladies
18 Nov 2014Delvin man Niall Williams is the new manager of Westmeath's senior ladies football team, it was announced on Monday night. Williams, who succeeds Martin Flanagan in the role, comes on board for a three-year term, and...
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