Weekly round-up of news from across the GAA clubs in County Roscommon

The second rounds of the Roscommon Senior and Intermediate Football Championships take centre stage this weekend where some teams will be looking to make up lost ground.

A round-up of last weekend's action in the opening rounds of the Roscommon LGFA Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships

There were six games in senior and intermediate football championships on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon

The clubs will benefit as part of EasyGo’s selection to help deliver a landmark €15 million government-supported initiative.

Despite losing out to Pádraig Pearses last year, Anthony Cunningham's men are warm favourites to win this year's senior football championship

Once again, it appears that it's St. Brigid's senior football championship to lose — which will be music to Pádraig Pearses' ears. 

Your weekly round-up from GAA clubs around County Roscommon

Weekly round-up of the news from GAA clubs across County Roscommon

The lucky winner received his winnings earlier this week

All the weekly news from GAA clubs around County Roscommon

The Foundation was set up in honour of Dillon Quirke who collapsed and died during a hurling match at Semple Stadium in August 2022.

Your weekly round-up from GAA clubs across County Roscommon

Weekly round-up from GAA clubs around the county

There are 17 clubs represented on this year's panel

Both teams commence their respective Connacht campaigns next week

Dinner dance preparations in St. Barry's; Oscars looming for St. Ronan's

One of a famous band of local GAA brothers alongside the son of a former Castlerea St. Kevin's footballer came up trumps

Roscommon will begin their Division Two campaign against Monaghan in Johnstown at the end of the month

He remains the only player to have captained Roscommon to Connacht senior, U-21 and minor football titles

Weekly round-up from the GAA clubs around County Roscommon

The final placings in Group A and Group B have been decided after Friday evening's action

Who will make the knockout stages after this weekend's action

There are still plenty of issues to be decided as the knockout stages loom

A round-up of last week's action from around Roscommon's GAA Clubs

A couple of pre-match favourites were brought back down to earth during Friday evening's action

Games in the second round of the senior and intermediate football championships gets underway this evening

There was another dramatic finish in injury-time in the Roscommon SFC on Saturday evening.

The Roscommon SFC gets underway this evening (Friday).

Can any team stop Anthony Cunningham's men from retaining the local senior football championship? 

ATHLEAGUECONGRATULATIONS: The club would like to congratulate Athleague NS and Creggs NS who were successful in their Cumann na mBunscol camogie competitions in Lisnamult on Tuesday evening.

ATHLEAGUEREGISTRATION: A number of players have still to register with the club for 2024. Registration is through the Foireann system. Members must include Athleague Camogie as their club.

The son of a County Roscommon native helped Westmeath to Division Three League glory on Saturday evening. Daniel Scahill lined out at corner-back for Dessie Dolan’s side as they saw off Down on a scoreline of 2-10 to 0-13 in Croke Park.

CASTLEREA ST. KEVIN’SLOTTO: There was no winner of the lotto jackpot. Lucky dip winners were Kathleen Cox, Edward Creaton, Brendan Egan, Martin Mangan, and Ruan Mooney. Next week’s jackpot is €9,100 for the draw in the Cosy Bar.

Senior football championship heavyweights Boyle, Clann na nGael and Pádraig Pearses have been drawn together after the draw for the group stages of this year’s senior football championship took place in the Hodson Bay Hotel this evening.

The four players made the team after a number of eyecatching performances for the beaten All-Ireland finalists

One of County Roscommon’s great GAA volunteers was recognised for his years of service with a prestigious award last weekend. Castlerea St.

A County Roscommon club has tied down the services of one of the most experienced managers in the county.

The happy couple are getting married this afternoon

There could be as many as three divisional teams in this year's competition.

Your heart would go out to Castlerea on Saturday. They gave it everything. They would have had a great shot of beating St. Patrick’s, Cullyhanna, in the intermediate final next Sunday, a final Sam expects the Armagh champions to win.

Castlerea St. Kevin's were a kick of the ball from reaching the All-Ireland intermediate club football final

Cill na Martra 2-10Castlerea St. Kevin’s 0-15 AIB All-Ireland Club Intermediate Football Championship Semi-Final  Brave, heroic Castlerea.