Brian Hanley's men must defeat Wicklow to be guaranteed Christy Ring Cup hurling next season

The search for Roscommon's first title since 2012 continues

The Roscommon U-20 hurlers will be hoping to complete a momentous week for the county when they face Derry in Saturday's All-Ireland B final at Kingspan Breffni

Roscommon have developed the knack of staying in matches when under the cosh, coming up with vital scores at crucial moments.

Ahead of Saturday’s promotion showdown against Donegal, Roscommon senior hurler, Tommy Morris, feels that there’s a different culture around the team this season.

The Rossies hit the game's last three points in injury time to earn a fortunate draw 

The result leaves Roscommon very much in the hunt for promotion from Division Three

Roscommon's quality off the bench should get the job done in Darver

His availability is a major boost to the hurlers' prospects this season

Roscommon hurling manager, Brian Hanley, is satisfied with his team's start to the season

Despite their dominance, Roscommon finished the game with 13 players

Following a gritty win against Wicklow, Brian Hanley's side will be looking to make it two wins from two

The new Roscommon senior hurling manager has been impressed by everyone's enthusiasm since his arrival

The county senior footballers and hurlers, and ladies' footballers are ready to commence their league campaigns

Micheál Kelly's side made a bright start before the Mayo champions' greater scoring threat took over.

It was supposed to be a period of transition for Four Roads, but the club’s ability to win big games has made light of player turnover

The defending champions came good in the second half to win the Mickey Cunniffe Cup

Fairytales are wonderful in sport, but reality will probably bite on Sunday.

The Oran manager is no stranger to success in his native club's colours

Francie Quine's side, who are back in their first decider since 2016, will be aiming to deny the defending champions four-in-row

The championship pictures in both hurling and football will become that little bit clear after this weekend

St. Dominic's, Oran, Four Roads and Pádraig Pearses are vying for a place in the final

Sunday afternoon's quarter-final action in Ballyforan revealed next weekend's last four line-up

He helped his club win the Roscommon Senior Hurling Championship for the first time in 55 years

It was also a good weekend for Pádraig Pearses who guaranteed themselves knockout hurling over the coming weeks

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

Kevin Sammon's side lead Sligo on scoring difference going into the final round of Nickey Rackard Cup games

Roscommon 1-15Armagh 0-15 Nickey Rackard Cup The Roscommon senior hurlers have registered their first victory in this season’s Nickey Rackard Cup but, once again, they were far from convincing at King and Moffatt Dr.

Kevin Sammon's side forced a draw in the seventh minute of injury time after playing second fiddle to Sligo in the second half

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

The Rossies welcome Armagh to King and Moffatt Dr. Hyde Park next Sunday

The finalists in this year's Roscommon Senior Hurling Championship are now known.

The senior hurling championship semi-finals take place on Sunday afternoon

While some divisions and colleges are struggling to field strong teams, the Imokilly hurlers are genuine contenders for the Premier SHC

Down 0-20Roscommon 0-11 All-Ireland U-20 B Hurling Championship (Richie McElligott Cup) Final Defeat for Roscommon for the third year in a row in the Richie McElligott Cup final, and Kevin Sammon’s U-20 hurlers could have few ...

The Roscommon U-20 hurlers have qualified for their third All-Ireland final in succession after demolishing Mayo by 2-30 to 1-10 in Castlebar this afternoon.

The visitors played some of their best hurling of the year, but completely lost their way in the third quarter.

Four Roads retained their county title in October