Who says the provincial championships don't matter

Maybe it’s just simply written in the stars that Roscommon will win their first Connacht senior football title in the Hyde in 25 years when Galway come to town on Sunday.

Up to 22,000 supporters will descend on King and Moffatt Dr. Hyde Park on Sunday afternoon

The Galway manager has been involved in some ding-dong battles at the home of Roscommon GAA

Paul Earley was the last Roscommon captain to lift the Nestor Cup when the Rossies last beat Galway in a championship game in the Hyde 36 years ago.

Former Roscommon forward Cathal Cregg on what it will take to beat Galway on Sunday

Fergal O’Donnell — the last Roscommon captain to lift the Nestor Cup on home soil — reflects on the team’s journey 25 years ago, similarities with the current side, and how absent friends are never far away from their thoughts...

Resilient Roscommon hold young Tribesmen's second-half comeback at bay to win first provincial minor crown at Tuam Stadium

Some key players are in line to return to the match-day 26

It is one of the strongest starting 15s Pádraic Joyce has been able to field this season

Roscommon senior football manager, Mark Dowd, on managing expectations, the Hyde Park factor, and the bigger picture ahead of Sunday’s Connacht final against Galway.

The Roscommon minor footballers are heading to Tuam for a Connacht final, facing opponents with wind in their sails. 

The former Mayo defender believes that the Rossies have "selection issues" ahead of the Connacht final

The Roscommon vice-captain feels that the team have reconnected with their supporters this season 

Fergal O'Donnell and his team-mates will be introduced to the crowd at Sunday week's decider in the Hyde

He is no stranger to big games involving Roscommon

The discipline, fitness and cohesion Roscommon showed against Mayo only happens if management create a vision and give players ample reason to believe they can bring it to reality, and also if the players match that imagination with graft and honesty.

The Roscommon captain picked up the TG4 Player of the Match award

Cian Smith's side scored five goals to see off a fancied Mayo side after extra time in an epic contest at Tuam Stadium

It will be the first provincial final at the home of Roscommon GAA since 2018

Former Roscommon midfielder, Michael Finneran, looks at some key areas where Sunday's big game between Mayo and Roscommon may be won or lost

Lee Keegan feels that the common sense approach would have been to overturn the Roscommon forward's sending off in New York

The Roscommon forward's red card against New York has been upheld by the GAA's Central Hearings Committee

Cian Smith highlights the need for improvement ahead of the Roscommon U-20 football team's Connacht semi-final against Galway

Cian Smith's side prevailed in tough conditions to set up a showdown against Galway, with Mayo awaiting the winners in the final.

Shane Moran's side were in top form to comfortably see off Mayo in Castlebar

Manager Mark Dowd provided a fresh injury update at the launch of this year's provincial championship in Bekan on Thursday

Roscommon can still reach the provincial semi-final if they defeat Leitrim in their final game

I’ve always believed strongly against the notion of making so many changes to a team. I feel it makes the game meaningless.

Shane Moran's men were outstanding against the wind to get the better of the Tribesmen

Mark Dowd explains his thinking behind team selection against Mayo and the possible implications

Cian Smith's side trailed by 11 points approaching at half time but two goals either side of the break proved pivotal.

Roscommon manager, Mark Dowd, provided an injury update following Sunday's game against Mayo in Castlebar

Shane Moran's side survived a second-half Sligo comeback to run out narrow winners

The young Rossies commence their Connacht campaign against Sligo on Friday evening

The Roscommon manager has named his team for Wednesday evening's Connacht championship game in Tuam

The County Roscommon school is looking for its first provincial B football crown since 2018

Roscommon's opening two league performances have put the smile back on supporters' faces

The club said that he had shaped the current squad of players into role models for the next generation.

The young Rossies won the 2025 Connacht minor football title

St. Brigid's players praised for bringing joy to their friends, families, and the wider community.

During the start of Roscommon's golden era, Dan O'Rourke converted a "shed" to provide sleeping quarters for all county players who were involved in "collective training" from outside the Castlerea parish 

Groundhog Day for Roscommon champions in Croke Park thriller