Numbers drawn:

1, 2, 4, 31  Bonus 24

No Jackpot Winner

The 5 Lucky Dip Winners of €50 each

Lorcan Fox, Cogan Street, Oldcastle

Martin Lee, Cluntyduffy, Mountnugent

Betty Craughan, Millbrook Road, Oldcastle

Marita Burkinsher, Beeston, England

Seamus Maxwell, Tubride, Oldcastle

The next Oldcastle GFC Blotto Draw for a Jackpot of €8,000 will take place in Oldcastle on Monday, 7th September 2026 at 8.00pm (Increasing the Jackpot by €200 each week now)

Support Oldcastle GFC and give yourself the chance to win our €8,000 jackpot!

You could also win an additional €1,000 with the Bonus Number, or one of our five €50 Lucky Dip prizes every week.

The jackpot increases by €200 after every draw until it is won.

How to Enter

Click the button below to enter the Oldcastle GFC Blotto online. Choose your numbers and complete your payment securely.

Enter the Blotto Online

Watch the Draw Live

The Blotto draw is normally livestreamed on the Oldcastle Juvenile GAA Facebook page every Monday evening at 8:00pm.

Your Support Makes a Difference

Blotto is a vital source of funding for Oldcastle GFC. Every entry supports the running of the club and our ongoing development work at Millbrook.

Great progress has already been made, and the support of our members, families and wider community helps us continue that work.

Thank you for supporting Oldcastle GFC—and good luck in the draw!

Rd.2: Oldcastle 4-13 Ballivor 0-6  (Thursday, 20th August in Ballinlough)

Rd.3: Oldcastle v Duleek/Bellewstown (Thursday, 3^rd Sept.in Carlanstown at 7.30pm)

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JAFC Div 2 (Gr.B)

Rd.1: Oldcastle 3-16 Duleek/Bellewstown 2-17 (10 August in Duleek)

Rd.2: Oldcastle 1-17 Dunderry 1-8  (Dunderry on Monday, 24th August)

Rd.3: Slane v Oldcastle (Slane on Monday, 7th September at 7.30pm)

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IFC (Rd.1) Draw

Group A

Longwood v Bective

St. Patricks v O’Mahonys

Group B

St. Michaels v Walterstown

Drumbaragh v Clann na nGael

Group C

Blackhall Gaels v Dunsany

Meath Hill v Moynalvey

Group D (Rd.1)

Oldcastle v Castletown (Sunday, 9 August in Grangegodden at 4.00pm)

Duleek/Bellewstown v Ballivor

(The draw for the Meath football championship took place tonight (19th Jan 2026) at Dunganny Meath GAA Centre of excellence.)

Numbers drawn:

3, 7, 24, 28  Bonus 26

No Jackpot Winner

The 5 Lucky Dip Winners of €50 each

Ferghal Keogh, Beherna, Virginia

Deirdre Curtin, Lavey

Helen & Oliver Gibney, Moylagh Oldcastle

Angela & Paul, c/o Farrelly’s, Oldcastle

Martin Doherty, Stoney Road, Oldcastle

The next Oldcastle GFC Blotto Draw for a Jackpot of €7,800 will take place in Oldcastle on Monday, 31st August 2026 at 8.00pm (Increasing the Jackpot by €200 each week now)

Numbers drawn:

2, 14, 25, 30  Bonus 16

No Jackpot Winner

The 5 Lucky Dip Winners of €50 each

Máire Lynch, Limerick

Eddie O’Reilly, Sky Farm, Oldcastle

Pat Finnegan, Cluain Loinn Oldcastle

Ann Clinton, St Brigid’s Terrace, Oldcastle

Michael Gilsenan, Ballinascarry, Oldcastle

The next Oldcastle GFC Blotto Draw for a Jackpot of €7,600 will take place in Oldcastle on Monday, 24th August 2026 at 8.00pm (Increasing the Jackpot by €200 each week now)

Numbers drawn:

12, 15, 21, 24  Bonus 31

No Jackpot Winner

The 5 Lucky Dip Winners of €50 each

Nadine Wade, Loughcrew View, Oldcastle

Sean Monaghan, Drumbaragh

Eimear Hetherton, Church Street, Oldcastle

Lara Martin, Farnaglough, Oldcastle

Rahill Family, Springhall, Oldcastle

The next Oldcastle GFC Blotto Draw for a Jackpot of €7,400 will take place in Oldcastle on Monday, 17th August 2026 at 8.00pm (Increasing the Jackpot by €200 each week now)

Substitute Harry Clarke-Murphy struck a dramatic 59th-minute goal as Meath produced a remarkable late comeback to defeat Cavan and claim the Gerry Reilly Under-16 Cup at Millbrook in Oldcastle on Sunday evening.

Three points behind and having failed to score for almost the entire second half, Meath appeared destined for defeat as the final entered its closing minutes. What followed, however, was a stunning reversal.

Joe Kearney ended Meath’s 28-minute scoring drought by converting a free in the 58th minute. Clarke-Murphy then found the net one minute later to turn a two-point deficit into a one-point advantage, before a late fisted point completed the comeback.

Meath still had to survive sustained Cavan pressure before the final whistle confirmed a memorable 2-07 to 1-08 victory.

The dramatic conclusion was in keeping with a final in which momentum repeatedly changed hands. Played in fine conditions, the opening exchanges were tentative as both teams took time to settle into the contest.

Emmet McCaul opened the scoring for Cavan, but Meath drew level in the 10th minute through Dara Loughran. Loughran then landed a two-point score in the 18th minute to move Meath 0-03 to 0-01 ahead.

McCaul responded with his second point for Cavan, cutting the deficit to one, but Meath began to find greater fluency in attack. Consecutive scores from Kearney and full-forward Conor Hassett stretched their advantage to 0-05 to 0-02.

Adam Smith kept Cavan in touch with a point in the 24th minute, but Meath soon delivered the first major blow of the final.

Eanna Kenny gathered possession and embarked on an outstanding solo run before applying the finish to raise the green flag. His goal moved Meath into a commanding 1-05 to 0-03 lead and appeared to place them firmly in control.

Cavan’s response before the interval proved crucial. Jack Forde found the Meath net shortly before the half-time whistle, giving his side renewed hope and reducing the deficit to a single point.

Meath consequently led by the narrowest of margins, 1-05 to 1-04, at the end of an absorbing opening half.

Both teams passed up opportunities following the restart. Meath registered a number of wides and also saw a goal chance cleared, while Cavan gradually began to impose themselves on the contest.

Senan Graham brought Cavan level in the 42nd minute before McCaul edged them ahead just one minute later. Having trailed for much of the first half, Cavan now possessed both the lead and the momentum.

Meath, meanwhile, were struggling to rediscover the attacking sharpness they had shown before the interval. Their search for a first score of the second half continued as Cavan strengthened their position.

Oliver Clarke extended Cavan’s advantage in the 53rd minute, and McCaul quickly followed with another point to establish a three-point cushion. With Cavan leading by 1-08 to 1-05 and Meath having gone so long without scoring, the cup appeared to be heading across the county boundary.

Meath refused to accept that outcome.

Kearney’s converted free in the 58th minute finally ended the drought and reduced Cavan’s lead to two points. That score offered Meath a glimmer of hope, but few could have anticipated how swiftly the final would be transformed.

Within a minute, substitute Clarke-Murphy delivered the decisive intervention. His goal propelled Meath from two points behind to one point ahead and sent the Meath support into celebration.

A fisted point provided further insurance, but there was still time for Cavan to mount one final assault. Meath were forced to defend under intense late pressure before the final whistle brought an extraordinary contest to an end.

For Cavan, the defeat was particularly cruel. They had recovered impressively from Kenny’s first-half goal, overturned the interval deficit and appeared to have done enough when they established a three-point lead late in the second half.

Meath’s persistence ultimately proved decisive. After enduring 28 scoreless second-half minutes, they summoned a closing burst of 1-02 when it mattered most, transforming imminent defeat into a stirring Gerry Reilly Cup triumph.

Darragh Tuite representing Dromone Engineering presented the ‘Man of  the match’ award to Meath’s Harry Clarke-Murphy

The presentation of the Gerry Reilly Cup was made by members of Gerry Reilly’s family to Meath captain, Conor Beggy

Scorers for Meath: Dara Loughran 0-3 (2pt); Eanna Kenny & Harry Clarke-Murphy 1-0 each; Joe Kearney 0-2(f);  Conor Hasset & Conall O’Reilly 0-1 each

Scorers for Cavan: Emmet McCaul 0-4; Jack Forde 1-1; Adam Smith 0-2 and Oliver Clarke 0-1

Meath: 1 Callum McKeown (Baile Íomhar); 2 Ben Browne (Gaeil Baile Shíomoin); 3 Conall McEntee (An Obair); 4 Oran Conneely (Maigh nAilbhe); 5 Conor Beggy (Domhnach Mór/Cill Dhéagláin); 6 Harry Keating (An Baile Corr); 7 Louis Crawley (An Scrín); 8 Sean Kirwan (Ráth Tó); 9 Cillian Burke (Gaeil Colmcille); 10 Oisin Giles (An Scrín); 11 Darragh Harkin (Naomh Peadar); 12 Eanna Kenny (Gaeil Baile Shíomoin); 13 Dara Loughran (An Baile Corr); 14 Conor Hassett (Baile Íomhar); 15 Joe Kearney (Gaeil Baile Shíomoin). Fir Ionaid: 16 Harry Murphy (Cill Bhríde); 17 Caelan O’Dowd (Naomh Peadar, Dún Bóinne); 18 Camren Harte (Emmet Druim Bhearradh); 19 Cian O’Donnell (Domhnach Seachnaill); 20 Conall O’Reily (Druim Samhraidh); 21 Conor Larkin (Carn na Ros); 22 Craig Foley (Domhnach Seachnaill); 23 Danny Gorman (Maigh nEalta); 24 Eanna Horgan (Druim Samhraidh); 25 Harry Clarke-Murphy (Naomh Peadar, Dún Bóinne); 26 Jamie Quirke (Domhnach Seachnaill); 27 Rian Carolan (Gaeil Baile Shíomoin); 28 Ruairi McDermott (Gaeil Baile Shíomoin); 29 Sam Brady (Naomh Colmcille); 30 Sam Walshe (Naomh Colmcille); 31 Ben Greif (Teach Beag); 32 James McEntee (St Vincents); 33 Mathew Hyland (Dunboyne); 34 Liam Fagan (Summerhill); 35 Bobby Lynam (Dunshaughlin).

Cavan: 1 Gavin Mulligan (Lacken); 2 Dylan McDonald (Killygarry); 3 Mikey Ferncombe (Drumalee); 4 Finn Maguire (Templeport); 5 Conor Caffrey (Castlerahan); 6 Zach Byrne (Cavan Gaels); 7 Adam Smith (Arva); 8 Adrian Magee (Killeshandra); 9 Senan Graham (Butlersbridge); 10 Sean Harten (Mullahoran); 11 Oliver Clarke (Killinkere); 12 Darragh McKenna (Mullahoran); 13 Emmet McCaul (Castlerahan); 14 Jack Forde (Laragh United); 15 Hugo Morgan (Ramor United). Fir Ionaid: 16 Dylan Keaney (Crosserlough); 17 Charlie Gallagher (Drumgoon); 18 Sam Norris (Killinkere); 19 Kacper Swiatek (Cavan Gaels); 20 Dylan Sheridan (Ballymachugh); 21 Donncha Gaffney (Crosserlough); 22 Eanna Clarke (Crosserlough); 23 Jude Shiels (Cavan Gaels); 24 Leon Conlon (Cuchulainns); 25 Shay Hyland (Killygarry); 26 Aaron Gaffney (Cavan Gaels); 27 Euan Barry (Butlersbridge); 28 Daire Young (Drumalee); 29 Fionn Egan (Castlerahan); 30 Donal O Meara (Lacken); 31 Conor Mulligan (Ramor United); 32 Matthew Smith (Drumalee); 33 Tom Crotty (Gowna); 34 Patrick McEnroe (Castlerahan); 35 Patrick Devine (Templeport).

Ref: James Lewis (Fermanagh)