Roscommon can secure promotion and a league final berth tomorrow

Roscommon hit 1-2 without reply to finish with a flourish and stun last year's beaten All-Ireland finalists

Roscommon always fancy their chances against Donegal, but it’s a tall order on Sunday despite a relatively positive campaign so far for Mark Dowd’s charges.

In the grander scheme of things, the Roscommon senior footballers are where they’d want to be, with Division One survival a very strong possibility and fully in their own hands.

Kobe McDonald, son of Mayo great Ciaran, scored 1-4 off the bench

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

Mayo host Dublin, as Andy Moran's men got off to a winning start against Galway.

Tipperary got their 2026 campaign underway with a big win

Since the All-Ireland titles were lifted in July, there have been manager changes, retirements, and new captains ahead of the 2026 season.

Donegal captain Patrick McBrearty is once again starting on the bench, with Caolan McGonagle also among the subs.

Selection committee must be blown away by the new supremo's depth of thinking and passion for the role

Jim McGuinness' Donegal haven't been to the decider in 11 years, while the Royals are aiming to get to the final for the first time since 2001.

Donegal are the first team into the All-Ireland Senior Football semi-finals

One of the biggest crowds in years for a match in Roscommon Town is expected

The All-Ireland senior football championship is really heating up with four mouthwatering ties in store this weekend, with Kerry vs Derry the pick of the bunch

A round up of today's action in the All-Ireland football championship.

Why in the name of all that’s good and holy are we still deciding games with a penalty shootout? It’s just wrong. The shootout feels totally alien to the game that has preceded it, which is all about team ethic, hard work, cohesion and togetherness.

Armagh experienced penalty heartbreak once again as Donegal were crowned Ulster football champions this afternoon

Donegal have blown Ulster wide open with their win over Derry.

Roscommon’s chances of surviving in Division 2B of the National Hurling League are hanging by a thread after a poor start and an equally unconvincing finish allowed Donegal take the spoils, 0-24 to 1-14, at Dr. Hyde Park this afternoon.

A former Roscommon senior football selector has taken up a new role with a well-known club team.

The Roscommon senior football team for Sunday’s challenge game against Donegal, in aid of North West Hospice, in Ballyshannon has been named.