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

It has been a thoroughly entertaining Roscommon Senior Football Championship

Senan Kilbride's surprise inclusion from the start for last Saturday's county senior football final replay allowed other St. Brigid's players flourish in different positions

St. Brigid’s journey in claiming the club’s 19th Fahey Cup suggests that we don’t know as much as we think we do about Gaelic football’s new rules.

St. Brigid's lead the way with six clubs represented in our Roscommon Herald Club Football Championship Team of the Year

Anthony Cunningham's men took their chances against a gallant Pearses side

With no clear weakness in either team, Saturday’s county senior football final replay will be decided by the side that can clean up more of their small glitches in six days. 

Weekly round-up from GAA clubs across County Roscommon

Frank Canning's men never know when they are beaten

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

The provincial picture is becoming clearer for County Roscommon's representatives

Whatever happens in the replay, St. Brigid’s and Pádraig Pearses gave us a county final laced with unprecedented quality last Sunday.

The referee for the replay between Pádraig Pearses and St. Brigid's has also been confirmed 

Whoever emerges from the county senior football final replay will be battle-hardened, but all that matters in Woodmount and Kiltoom at the moment is winning the Fahey Cup

It is the first draw in the county senior football final since 2008.

It is the Roscommon senior football final we have been waiting for

Noel Curran's side produced a superb team performance to retain their crown

Clann na nGael manager Pat Fallon, having come across both teams in this year's championship, believes that small margins will decide Sunday's county senior football final between St. Brigid's and Pádraig Pearses.

These are good times for Pádraig Pearses, something senior football manager Frank Canning wants to maintain and build on.

Pádraig Pearses and St. Brigid's is the rivalry that people talk about in County Roscommon these days

It is one of the most eagerly-anticipated underage finals in the county this season

Despite seeing limited game time with Roscommon in 2025, the Pádraig Pearses player feels that being exposed to that elite environment has improved him as a player

A final that would grace any other county, Sunday's renewal of the St. Brigid's v Pádraig Pearses rivalry is unlikely to break any records for county final attendances in Roscommon

He will complete taking charge of the Holy Trinity of adult football finals in County Roscommon

A cracking decider is brewing in two weeks' time

There are also celebrations in St. Barry's and Northern Harps who were crowned county champions after Saturday's triple header of Roscommon LGFA finals in Ballyleague 

Weekly round-up of activity from County Roscommon GAA Clubs

Saturday afternoon's Roscommon LGFA intermediate decider will catapult two form teams into the spotlight

He has missed most of the season with both club and county through injury

After a huge weekend of club action, 10 clubs are represented in our latest Team of the Week

Three of the six finalists in this year's Senior, Intermediate and Junior A Football Championships were confirmed on Saturday

Weekly round-up from GAA clubs across the county

Teams raising orange flags have a headstart ahead of this weekend's local football championship semi-finals

Which team can pull a rabbit from the hat in the semi-finals of this weekend's local football championships?

Weekly round-up of activity from GAA clubs across County Roscommon

'When there’s that bit more at stake — when everything is on the line — there’s more meaning to it'

After a weekend of Senior, Intermediate and Junior A quarter-final action, alongside relegation games, players from 14 different clubs have made the final cut

Weekly round-up from GAA clubs across County Roscommon

Away from the spotlight of the knockout stages, the only thing that matters to Western Gaels and St. Dominic's is SFC survival

This weekend’s much-anticipated senior and intermediate football championship quarter-finals promise plenty of fireworks.

Anthony Carroll's charges take on Armagh in their All-Ireland decider on home soil this weekend

He represented his club and his county with distinction

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