The last reported sighting of Mr Egan was on Friday

The club was praised for its 'great sense of community spirit and togetherness'

The news from Cootehall/Crossna/Drumboylan and Knockroghey/Lecarrow/Rahara. 

The juvenile, who cannot be named because of his age, appeared via video link with his mother at his side at the recent sentencing hearing

She will now compete in a grand final on Friday in Punchestown

It was a very poignant moment as the club dedicated its success to one of its most beloved Scór enthusiasts

A local business owner was praised by Judge Kenneth Connolly for his impact statement

The lands have excellent road frontage

Permission was granted despite strong local objections

“Her greatest legacy lay in her ardent promotion of the game of camogie and Scór”

He hails from a noted sporting family 

A County Roscommon student has been awarded a scholarship by Bord na Móna in partnership with TUS Athlone. Cormac Petrie from Knockcroghery is enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with Energy programme.

Large crowds turned out on Sunday for the unveiling of the Jimmy Murray statue in his native Knockcroghery.

The centrepiece of this weekend will be the statue unveiling on the afternoon of Sunday, December 1st by GAA President Jarlath Burns

The memorial to the double All-Ireland winning captain will be unveiled by GAA President Jarlath Burns 

A young Roscommon man was honoured for his heroic efforts in saving the life of a person who got into difficulty while swimming in Lough Ree

Cormac Petrie (19) was honoured at the 2024 Garda Youth Awards presented in Roscommon

Lisa always goes above and beyond for her children

Jimmy, or ‘Jamesie’ as he was known to many, passed away in 2007, in his 90th year

No bed available in Oberstown Detention Centre to accommodate teenager

The acclaimed GAA figure passed away in 2007

The club also wants to develop a new biodiversity and sensory garden area

Responsible and kind, Mr Ollie Hanley was described as one of life's good people

A number of businesses were targeted by a roaming crime gang last week

There are also reports of attempted break-ins in other parts of the county

The memorial is carved out of Roscommon limestone 

As a teacher she always had a "great gra" for the Irish language

The All-Ireland finals will beheld in August

Two people were taken to hospital after receiving minor injuries in a two car collision in Knockcroghery this afternoon.They were taken to hospital as a precaution.Gardaí attended the scene of the two vehicle collision that occurred at 12.20pm. 

Gardaí detected more than 900 drivers for speeding offences over the May Bank Holiday weekend

He made his acting debut in a film adapted from a John McGahern novel.

It seemed written in the stars that the first-time actor would appear in the film

The business got off to a flying start this weekend

The land was top quality elevated lands benefitting from 300m of road frontage

The Roscommon projects featured questions such as: How do our other senses affect how we taste?

A County Roscommon filling station has appealed for information after a car left its forecourt without paying for €120 worth of fuel.

The launch will take place this evening

A campaign has got underway to upgrade the road to a national primary route

The Roscommon teenager was one of only six people chosen to speak at the national forum

There was a deep sense of regret and sorrow when the news broke of the passing of Michelle Craven who was extremely helpful to many of the Irish who arrived on the shores of America

All the latest news from Knockcroghery, Lecarrow and Rahara

A County Roscommon student is among 62 students from across five Irish universities who have been awarded scholarships as part of the prestigious Women in STEM2D (WiSTEM2D) Undergraduate Awards.

Glinsk/Creggs Group Water Scheme was among the winners in the 2023 Group Water Scheme Excellence Awards

Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has confirmed that a proposal to re-open Knockcroghery Railway Station is being looked as part of a current All-Island strategic rail review.

A future for young people and families in farming is something Niamh Farrell is passionate about.

Rare does a home come on the market with such history and prestige as Killinvoy House – a superb five bedroom Georgian property on private mature grounds with an extensive range of outbuildings in Knockcroghery.