New players are learning to swim at the deep end by playing Division One football.

Having four out of the next five games at home is a massive incentive for Mark Dowd's charges

It may be early January, but clubs are putting their plans in place for the new season

Roscommon Herald columnist Willie Hegarty reflects on another action-packed sporting year

Pádraig Pearses and Boyle are among the clubs on the lookout for new managers

After the opening three games, at least one win will be required

The second tier of championship football's showpiece is usually laden with excitement and drama

The club is on the lookout for a new senior football and hurling manager

Nigel Dineen has proved once more that he is a great manager

The new Roscommon senior football manager has been at the coalface for nearly two decades

The hay is saved, the turf is home, every All-Ireland intercounty final is over, and the Premier League is about to get underway

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

The message is clear — finish second in the group to avoid the sharks.

The Roscommon Town school is hoping to win the Paddy Drummond Cup for the third time on Sunday

Willie Hegarty looks ahead to the big games taking place at Dr. Hyde Park this weekend.

Both clubs contested the intermediate football final in the GAA's centenary year 40 years ago

Host clubs have rolled out the red carpet, adding to value of the local football championships

Given the pressure and the commitment, is intercounty management worth it?

The Galway midfielder had a superb season for the Tribesmen

The Toffees are playing Sligo Rovers in a pre-season friendly.

Ennis holds fond memories for Roscommon GAA supporters

Can the Roscommon U-17 footballers beat Galway for a second time in this season’s Connacht championship? For the winners this (Friday) evening, the reward is a meeting against Mayo in the final.

Every year, six teams get promoted and relegated between all four divisions of the National Football League. From a Roscommon perspective, dropping down to Division Two for 2025 isn’t a shock, and it certainly isn’t a disaster.

At this stage 12 months ago, after two games, Monaghan had no points and Galway had a single point, just as they do now, at the bottom of the Division One Football League table.

If Division One of the Allianz National Football League were seeking a second sponsor, how about Gillette for the upcoming campaign.

Both the Connacht and Ulster club football champions are in a race to see who reaches the top of the mountain in Croke Park on Sunday afternoon

One of the great sporting occasions of the year is the World Darts Championships, which commenced on Friday (yesterday) and last until Wednesday, January 3rd.