Colm Neary and Shane McGinley produced terrific performances, spearheading the Roscommon champions' bid for glory

The tests against Pearses had Brigid’s primed to explode into Connacht action and, in truth, Ballina weren’t nearly as big of a test for them.

There were plenty of impressive performers during the Roscommon club football championships

Former Roscommon footballer, Michael Finneran, can't remember a better county senior football final

Selection committee must be blown away by the new supremo's depth of thinking and passion for the role

Roscommon Herald columnist Michael Finneran runs the rule of this weekend's All Ireland SFC semi finals

All the bad days just serve to make us appreciate the good ones

Michael Finneran's maiden experience of Ruislip was very different to the Rossies' facile victory last weekend

"To have had such a positive impact on so many young people in our community over the years is phenomenal."

Former Roscommon midfielder, Michael Finneran, landed a famous winner against the Farney County in 2013

Roscommon Herald columnist Michael Finneran highlights the importance of honouring the great Jimmy Murray

Michael Finneran reviews Pádraig Pearses' and Elphin's semi final wins while giving his thoughts on the latter's chances in the Connacht Intermediate final.

Former Roscommon footballer believes Roscommon will produce a "titanic effort" this weekend

Despite a 12-point defeat against Dublin, there were encouraging signs that Roscommon were beginning to rediscover some form.

Croker this evening. Lots of talk from people saying we should be targeting the Mayo and Cavan games. No. I’m not having that. We have to head to Dublin and go all out to win. The die has been cast. The fixtures lie as they do.

Why in the name of all that’s good and holy are we still deciding games with a penalty shootout? It’s just wrong. The shootout feels totally alien to the game that has preceded it, which is all about team ethic, hard work, cohesion and togetherness.

So, a colleague of my wife asked her last week, ‘What’s he going to write about EVERY week?’. As in, how does he expect to fill a column each week? The truth is, I don’t have a Scooby-doo. Yet it doesn’t worry me.