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It was a quieter week on the Roscommon GAA scene although there were games at Club and Inter-County level in Football and Hurling. Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor B Hurling Championship Roscommon 3-9 Meath 2-25 Kepak Senior Hurling Championship Play-off Replay Padraig Pearses 3-21 Tremane 1-13 Warm n’Cosy Homes Junior A Football Championship Castlerea St Kevins […]

It was another busy week on the Roscommon GAA scene with games at Club and Inter-County level in Football and Hurling. All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 4A Roscommon 1-9 Clare 2-12 (Match Report here) Ted Webb (Connacht Under 16 Football) Cup Semi-Final Roscommon 0-7 Mayo North-South 1-10 Kepak Senior Hurling Championship Athleague 3-15 St Dominics

The Roscommon Senior Football Team’s season, which promised so much following a great start to the Allianz League came to a disappointing end today with defeat to Clare. Roscommon, who ended the game with 13 men, seemed physically and mentally tired throughout and couldn’t match the pace and energy of the Banner men. Playing with

The Roscommon team for today’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 4A Clash with Clare has been announced and sees the Fergal Lennon make his first start in the only change to the first 15 from the Connacht Final Replay. Lennon replaces the injured Sean Purcell. Ian Kilbride and Diarmuid Murtagh return from injury, with the

Following this afternoon’s announcement that Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 4A game between Roscommon and Clare is to be played in Pearses Stadium a large number of supporters have voiced their dis-satisfaction at venue choice. Supporters have taken to various platforms and momentum is now gathering behind a campaign by supporters to get the

Roscommon suffered an 11 point defeat to Galway in today’s Connacht Senior Football Championship Final Replay in a game that players, Management and Supporters will want to forget. Galway started brightly and some excellent attacking Football, added to last week’s Blanket Defence saw them lead by 0-3 to 0-0 after six minutes. It took Roscommon

Here are the Roscommon GAA Results from Adult to Underage level, in Football and Hurling, for the week ending July 17th. Connacht Senior Football Championship Final Replay Roscommon 0-14 Galway 3-16 (Match Report here ) Kepak Senior Hurling Championship Oran 3-10 Athleague 1-14 Four Roads 2-12 Roscommon Gaels: 0-8 Warm n’Cosy Homes Junior A Football

After last Sunday’s dramatic draw (Match Report here) Roscommon and Galway meet in MacHale Park on Sunday at 3:30pm. This will be their first Connacht Final Replay since 1998. That year, after drawing 0-11 each in Tuam Stadium, Galway won the replay after extra-time in Dr. Hyde Park by 1-17 to 0-17 and went on

The Roscommon team for Sunday’s Connacht Final Replay has been announced and sees the return of Senan Kilbride to the starting line-up in place of last Sunday’s Goal scorer Enda Smith. The starting 15 also features a number of positional switches. There is one other change to the match day 26 as Kevin Higgins returns

A free from substitute Donie Smith in the 72nd minute secured a draw for Roscommon in a tense Connacht Senior Football Championship Final played in terrible conditions at Pearse Stadium, Salthill. Picture Credit: James Molloy/Connacht GAA The Boyle man was brought down while negotiating a gap in the Galway defence and showed great composure to

Here are the Roscommon GAA Results from Adult to Underage level, in Football and Hurling, for the week ending July 10th. Connacht Senior Football Championship Final Match Report here Roscommon 1-10 Galway 0-13 Adult Football League Division Four St Dominics B 2-14 Boyle B 2-6 St Ronans W/O Kilglass Gaels B St Croans B 3-11

The Roscommon team for Sunday’s Connacht Final against Galway has been announced and shows a number of changes from the Semi-Final win over Sligo. Picture Credit:James Molloy/Connacht GAA Kevin McStay and Fergal O’Donnell have made a number of positional changes and three changes in personnel to the starting 15. Darren O’Malley starts in Goal in

A number of arrangements are being put in place to facilitate the large number of Roscommon GAA supporters who are expected to travel to Salthill for Sunday’s Connacht Senior Football Championship Final. Pearse Stadium will be open from 10:30am and the Minor Game throws in at 12 noon with the Senior Game starting at 2pm.