The Rossies are preparing for Friday evening's FBD Shield final against Sligo

Mark Dowd’s side fell to a heavy defeat as Mayo progress through to the FBD League final

Both teams recorded victories in their opening round games last weekend.

The bride wore a stunning dress handmade by her mother Pamela

Mark Dowd's side to enjoy some 'home comforts' in early January, while dates for Rossies' Connacht U-17 and U-20 campaigns also set in stone. 

Games would be played on outdoor pitches as Connacht GAA Air Dome is being reconstructed

The decision came following a management committee meeting of Mayo GAA at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.

Donegal boss Jim McGuinness had said that staging the game in Hyde Park was the equivalent of 'bringing Mayo to Omagh'

Can Roscommon add to the titles won in 2007 and 2015?

As the Roscommon team is named to face Mayo, Conor Cosgrove and Conor Mulry are relishing the chance to be part of Saturday's Nickey Rackard Cup final in Croke Park

Details of the Roscommon minor footballers' All-Ireland quarter-final against Louth have also been confirmed

Mayo manager Kevin McStay is recovering following a 'medical episode' at training on Saturday

The Tom Kilcoyne Cup is coming to County Roscommon for the first time in five years

Despite last Wednesday week’s heartbreaking Connacht U-20 football final defeat, getting the maximum out of the class of 2025 was all that anyone could have asked for.

The Rossies will be looking for their first title since 2020

Mayo 1-21Roscommon 1-14 Nickey Rackard Cup Despite enjoying numerical advantage for more than 40 minutes, Roscommon couldn’t quell Mayo’s second-half rebellion in the opening round of the Nickey Rackard Cup in Castlebar on ...

Roscommon begin their Nickey Rackard Cup campaign against Mayo in Castlebar on Saturday

Roscommon secured their third win of the campaign

Roscommon look to build upon their wins over Sligo and Galway

Despite a bright start, Cian Smith's side had to give second best to the home side

A busy day of football rugby and GAA.

In football, Dublin travel to face All-Ireland champions Armagh, with Dessie Farrell's side winning three out of their first four games in Division One.

The GAA has expressed concern over Reveneu's risk audits of county boards, and will convene all county chairpersons, secretaries and treasurers for a meeting on Tuesday

It’s not because Roscommon were left battered and bruised by Kerry but I believe it’s time to scrap the All-Ireland U-17 football quarter-finals. Anyone who was in Cusack Park Ennis last Saturday week would echo those thoughts.

While the "Blue Army" is coming to town, the game doesn't appear to have captured the imagination of the Mayo public

There's a notable absentee among the match-day 26.

The former Mayo All-Star has been airing his views ahead of Saturday's big game in the Hyde.

Former Roscommon senior footballer and county ladies' football manager, Michael Finneran, has joined the Roscommon Herald sports team with a new weekly column

Mayo were the dominant team in Castlebar

With the games beginning to come thick and fast, it’s the Roscommon minor footballers’ turn to catapult themselves into provincial championship action when they travel to MacHale Park, Castlebar, this evening to meet Mayo in the opening round of ...

Roscommon 1-13Mayo 3-7 Connacht U-20 Football Championship Roscommon produced a hugely encouraging second-half performance to rescue a draw against Mayo in an entertaining opening round of the Connacht U-20 Football Championship ...

Roscommon U-20 football manager, Noel Dunning, has admitted that his side are “probably a little undercooked” heading into their first game of this season’s Connacht championship round robin series against Mayo at Dr.

Ronan Daly also in line to see some Division One League action for the first time under Davy Burke

Former Mayo All-Star and Footballer of the Year, Lee Keegan, has claimed that former team-mate, Andy Moran, has a “healthy hate” for Roscommon.

A weekend where new management, rivalries, and exciting fixtures, there will be no shortage of talking points heading into this weekend's action.

Noel Howley claimed that Michael Feehan made defamatory remarks about him which were heard by his wife while she was in Croke Park in 2016, watching the All-Ireland football final between Mayo and Dublin with her daughters

The county board's draft figures for the 10-month period to the end of July noted a €316,120 surplus