The games will take place on the first weekend on October.

There were also two intermediate football championship and two Junior A football championship quarter-finals down for decision on Saturday. 

There were four important games down for decision this evening across the county

The senior, intermediate and Junior A football quarter-finals, alongside relegation finals, means that there will be no shortage of action across the playing fields of County Roscommon this weekend

Relegation to the intermediate championship would be disastrous for either club.

It is the club's third crown in five days.

The games are scheduled to be played next weekend.

A rousing comeback set up a tension-filled finale

Intermediate and Junior A quarter-finals will be confirmed after this weekend's action

On a weekend when midfielders across the county starred, the competition for places was as intense as ever

The final standings in Groups B and A of the senior and intermediate football championships respectively were decided on Friday evening.

The final round of games in the group stages of the senior and intermediate football championships will separate the wheat from the chaff.

The quarter-final line-up for this year's senior ladies' football championship has been confirmed after Thursday evening's final round of group games.

The group stages of this year's competition continued on Sunday.

The top and bottom placings in the Group of Death have been decided with one round remaining.

The John Keane Kia Roscommon LGFA Senior Championship gets underway on Sunday where St. Brigid’s will face some stiff competition in their bid to retain the title.

It’s “moving weekend” in the Roscommon Senior and Intermediate Football Championships. IAN COONEY looks ahead to the 12 second round games down for decision

There were five games across the senior and intermediate football championships on Saturday evening.

The Clann na nGael forward has taken the road less travelled to Sunday's intermediate ladies' football final in Croke Park.

Big match verdicts from the opening round of games in this year’s senior and intermediate football championships, which get underway on Friday evening.

A look ahead to the start of the Hodson Bay Group Roscommon Senior Football Championship this weekend where St. Brigid’s will be the warmest of favourites to retain their crown. 

She could be in line to make a sensational return to the county colours over four years after her last game for Roscommon.

The well-known player will have "front row seats" when Roscommon meet Westmeath in Sunday's All-Ireland LGFA intermediate semi-final at Kingspan Breffni.

The successes were "a testament to the players' dedication, hard work, and commitment of their coaches and supporters." 

Teams competing in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior A Football Championships found out their championship groupings in Thursday evening's draw.

The Roscommon manager has also named his captain and vice-captain

He looked after both club and county teams.

Ten out of the 12 clubs in this year's senior football championship have their managers in place

The happy couple has been wished a lifetime filled with love, laughter, health, and happiness.

The new manager brings “a wealth of knowledge and experience”

Marist College were defeated by a Coláiste Mhuire team who had Roscommon connections of their own

Marist College, Athlone, will meet Coláiste Mhuire, Mullingar

The Monaghan side, who meet St. Brigid's on Sunday, will be appearing in an All-Ireland club semi-final for the first time since their meeting with Brigid's neighbours in Kiltoom 36 years ago.

It was a "Happy New Year" for a number of local winners

They led their respective clubs to Fahey Cup glory

It has been a busy weekend on the local managerial football circuit

He will share his powerful personal story and experience.

Clann na nGael manager Pat Fallon, having come across both teams in this year's championship, believes that small margins will decide Sunday's county senior football final between St. Brigid's and Pádraig Pearses.

There are also celebrations in St. Barry's and Northern Harps who were crowned county champions after Saturday's triple header of Roscommon LGFA finals in Ballyleague 

The biggest game in the Roscommon LGFA club calendar is a repeat of last year's final

Clann na nGael captain, Éadaoin Lennon, highlights the faith she has in her team-mates ahead of Saturday's rematch against St. Brigid's...

The 43-year-old will be hoping to lead St. Brigid's to championship glory, 21 years after being named Player of the Match in an All-Ireland final

The final pairings have also been confirmed for this year's Intermediate and Junior A football deciders