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<p>Roscommon Masters football manager Anthony Carroll, alongside Eoin Carroll, Dermot Foley, and Thomas Foley, Kilmore, ahead of last Saturday's All-Ireland final against Tyrone at Kingspan Breffni. Picture: Courtesy of Roscommon GAA</p>

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‘The early goals killed us’ — Carroll

Roscommon were forced to give second best to Tyrone in last weekend's All-Ireland Masters final.

GAA preview: Kerry and Galway aim to end long wait for All-Ireland

GAA preview: Kerry and Galway aim to end long wait for All-Ireland

Galway have not won an All-Ireland since 2004, while Kerry are aiming for their first title since 1993.

Magnificent Rossies stun Tyrone to reach All-Ireland quarter-finals

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Magnificent Rossies stun Tyrone to reach All-Ireland quarter-finals

Daire Cregg, Donie Smith and Diarmuid Murtagh spearhead one of Roscommon's biggest championship wins since 1980

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Looking forward to new rule changes

Looking forward to new rule changes

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Keegan expects Rossies to ‘throw off the shackles’ for ‘free shot’ in Healy Park

Keegan expects Rossies to ‘throw off the shackles’ for ‘free shot’ in Healy Park

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Roscommon team named to face Tyrone

Roscommon team named to face Tyrone

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Rossies find out opponents in All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final draw

Rossies find out opponents in All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final draw

GAA round up: Dublin have too much for Roscommon as Donegal defeat Tyrone

GAA round up: Dublin have too much for Roscommon as Donegal defeat Tyrone

Sat, 25 May, 2024

A round up of today's action in the All-Ireland football championship.

Mixed afternoon for Roscommon teams in National Leagues

Mixed afternoon for Roscommon teams in National Leagues

Sun, 28 Jan, 2024

It has been an afternoon of contrasting fortunes for Roscommon teams in their respective National Leagues this afternoon.

Cregg backs Rossies to stay afloat

Cregg backs Rossies to stay afloat

Fri, 26 Jan, 2024

Former Roscommon senior footballer, Cathal Cregg, believes that Roscommon can survive in Division One, despite admitting that the top division is stacked with better teams this season.