For a generation of Roscommon players, getting to Croke Park was only a dream. Finally, the class of 2026 gets the chance to scorch their names into the county’s fabled sporting folklore on Sunday.

Player of the Match from the 2001 All-Ireland junior final, Emer Casey, believes that Roscommon must block out the outside noise, and their unfamiliar surroundings, on Sunday. 

The Clann na nGael forward has taken the road less travelled to Sunday's intermediate ladies' football final in Croke Park.

Finbar Egan's side have a better spread of scorers, and that might get them over the line.

Ahead of the intermediate footballers' date with destiny, there will be Roscommon involvement in the junior decider beforehand

Helping a Roscommon ladies' team be represented in Croke Park for the first time in 25 years is a huge honour for the Northern Harps forward.

Ellen Irwin says a lot of teams would love to be in the position the Roscommon intermediate ladies' footballers are in right now.

She could be in line to make a sensational return to the county colours over four years after her last game for Roscommon.

Roscommon minor ladies' football manager, Trevor Clohessy, described his panel of players as "incredible" in the aftermath of Saturday's four-point defeat against Cork

Trevor Clohessy's side were second best against a more experienced and streetwise Cork team who retained their title.

Roscommon LGFA is on the crest of a wave that will be hard stopped.

Roscommon vice-captain Laura McSharry admits there will be tears irrespective of the result in Saturday's All-Ireland Minor A final against Cork.

At the fifth attempt, Helena Cummins will get to play in an All-Ireland final in Croke Park

The St. Mary's Tulsk player, who has been part of the panel since 2015, says that Sunday's semi-final against Westmeath is the game the players "have been waiting for".

Can Finbar Egan's side shock pre-championship favourites Westmeath?

The well-known player will have "front row seats" when Roscommon meet Westmeath in Sunday's All-Ireland LGFA intermediate semi-final at Kingspan Breffni.

It will be the county's first A final at this level since 1991

Roscommon minor football manager, Trevor Clohessy, reflects on his side's historic achievement in reaching a first All-Ireland LGFA Minor A final since 1991.

Laura Glennon produces a Player of the Match performance, scoring 1-8, as Roscommon reach their first A decider in 35 years.

Minor ladies' footballers target first All-Ireland A final since 1991 

The successes were "a testament to the players' dedication, hard work, and commitment of their coaches and supporters." 

The Roscommon manager said his players "finally got what they deserved" during their four-point victory against Down

Familiar foes are waiting for Finbar Egan's charges in the last eight of the intermediate ladies' football championship.

Laura Mannion reflects on her return to the Roscommon intermediate ladies' football panel, helping her side to reach the knockout stages of this year's championship.

Finbar Egan's side bagged their biggest result of the year to qualify for the All-Ireland quarter-finals

Finbar Egan's side need a win, otherwise they're out of this year's championship

Players praised for their response to humiliating Connacht final loss against Leitrim

Finbar Egan's side put their Connacht final disappointment behind them to sow seeds of encouragement for the remainder of the All-Ireland campaign

Roscommon looking to bounce back after disappointing showing in the Connacht final

Roscommon face Mayo in the Connacht LGFA A final in Tuam on Monday afternoon

Roscommon meet Leitrim in Sunday's Connacht LGFA intermediate final in Carrick-on-Shannon

They were central to the Dublin university's success against their Limerick opposition

Would the Roscommon senior men’s footballers have been put in the same predicament as their female counterparts last weekend?

Too many mistakes "ebbed" Roscommon's confidence away

Mark Dowd’s imprint was clear to see. His teams always have a big work ethic and pride themselves on disciplined tackling.

Boyle duo, Aisling Feely and Caoimhe Cregg, are among those who won't be available for the foreseeable future

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

Finbar Egan's side will be coming up against some familiar foes

The good times keep on rolling for the St. Brigid's and Roscommon midfielder

Alongside Northern Harps, all three county ladies' football champions have reached their provincial finals

The team came together this year to honour their late team-mate Rochelle 'Rocky' Mullaney

The experienced St. Brigid's player hit 1-2 during her side's championship success against Clann na nGael

The biggest game in the Roscommon LGFA club calendar is a repeat of last year's final