The captain says that the Clann girls are ready to put their best foot forward for Saturday's final against Boyle

Boyle senior ladies’ football captain, Róisín Wynne, chats about family, football and why the 2023 champions are determined to prove that they’re a top team once again.

He "integrated himself seamlessly" into the fabric of the club over the last two years.

Manager John Molloy is satisfied that the South Roscommon side are back in the final.

The Boyle senior ladies' football manager insists that there's plenty of work to be done before his side's county final on Saturday week.

Two intriguing Roscommon LGFA senior championship semi-finals are down for decision on Sunday.

The Roscommon County Integration Working Group has reaffirmed its commitment to progressing the integration of GAA, Camogie and LGFA within the county

The Marie McAleer Cup will have a new home later this year.

Two All Ireland winners are running a fundraiser as they take part in the Plant the Planet Games

The first two teams were knocked out of this year's LGFA Senior championship. 

There are some important managerial vacancies to be filled over the coming weeks.

The selections honour outstanding individual displays throughout the 2026 TG4 All-Ireland Championship.

He has teamed up with a former county senior football selector.

The quarter-final line-up for this year's senior ladies' football championship has been confirmed after Thursday evening's final round of group games.

Meanwhile, Éire Óg can secure top spot in their group with a win this evening

Both managers have been ratified for a second year in their respective roles

The group stages of this year's competition continued on Sunday.

Boyle and Roscommon forward Aisling Feely reflects on a whirlwind few months, which saw Roscommon turn around their season and become All-Ireland champions

The Boyle defender's selfless efforts and gritty determination helped Roscommon savour national glory for the first time in 21 years.

The John Keane Kia Roscommon LGFA Senior Championship gets underway on Sunday where St. Brigid’s will face some stiff competition in their bid to retain the title.

She won the award last year after winning the popular vote.

She played a vital role in Roscommon securing All Ireland glory

He guided Roscommon to championship glory in Croke Park just a week ago.

Helena Cummins spoke brilliantly, and thoughtfully. She touched a lovely, moving note in remembering Marie McAleer and Rochelle Mullaney

When the need was greatest, Roscommon took their game to a new level, suggesting that they can feel very much at home in the senior ranks in 2027...

The Roscommon players have been reacting to their historic All-Ireland triumph in Croke Park

The Roscommon intermediate ladies' footballers' homecoming celebrations are in full swing this week

The victorious team have returned to County Roscommon

The All-Ireland champions will return to County Roscommon on Sunday evening.

Roscommon ladies' footballer Ella Thompson reflects on her side's fantastic All-Ireland success in Croke Park

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.

Ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Minor A final against Cork, the captain discusses her unbridled trust in the management team, the belief within the panel of players and the potential oozing through Roscommon LGFA teams right now.

It is understood that clubs were offered alternative dates but no compromise could be reached