Newton has homework done
Roscommon manager Des Newton admits that he has been studying Galway's game in recent weeks.
Roscommon side named to face Galway
Des Newton has revealed his first championship team as Roscommon manager.
Galway team to play Roscommon
Galway have handed debuts to Kieran McGrath and Keith Kelly in Sunday's Connacht SFC opener against Roscommon.
Pearses Club Notes
Months of hard work by Officers and members of Pearses GAA Club culminated in the launch of the Clubs five year plan at a function to mark the event.
Roscommon GAA Supporters Club
Roscommon GAA supporters club wish to thank our U-21 team and management on the excellent year they have given us.
Michael Glaveys Club Notes
Our Intermediate Team were defeated in the league by St.Michael's.The final score read 0.09 to 0.07.
Kilmore GAA Notes
Our Arch Bar sponsored senior team suffered a 1-7 to 0-9 points defeat on Saturday evening last in Kilmore to St Aidan's.
Eire Og club notes
Our Senior team travelled to Kilbride on sat eve last to take on table toppers Roscommon Gaels in the O Gara cup
Shannon Gaels Club Notes
We had results during the week. On BH Monday the minors had a tough victory over St.Barrys, proving goals win matches with a 5-06 to 2-13 victory.
St. Brigid's clubnotes
All the latest details from St Brigid's.
Kilglass Gaels club notes
Handball: Continues Wednesday's at 9:30pm for adults and on Thursday's at 8pm for minors in Kilglass Gaels Sportshall. Anyone Interested is invited to attend. Contact Anthony Mahady 087-7640677 or Eddie Conboy 086-0528884 for more details.
Mulholland's bookies firm makes Mayo favourites
Galway manager Alan Mulholland's family bookmaking firm has installed Mayo as hot favourites to win this year's Connacht SFC.
Ward suffers injury setback
Roscommon's preparations for Sunday week's Connacht SFC opener against Galway have been dealt a blow with the news that Donal Ward will miss the game through injury.
Qualter does u-turn
Roscommon manager Seamus Qualter has had a change of mind about resigning from the position.
Rossies withdraw from JFC
Roscommon will not be taking part in this year's Connacht junior football championship.
Supporters gearing up for open evening
Roscommon supporters will get the chance to meet the county senior players this Friday evening.
St Brigid's club notes
All the latest news from St Brigid's.
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At long last we have created a section totally dedicated to GAA affairs in Australia.
Shannon Gaels Club Notes
The U14s got their league campaign off to a good start defeating Ballinameen. The U16s were defeated by St.Ciarans on Thursday evening last.
Pearses club notes
Pearses Won their first title of 2012 by way of the Minor Hurling Championship, last Friday evening in Athleague against Roscommon Gaels. The Lads got off to a cracking start with a goal from Sean Dunne after 4 minutes
Eire Og notes
Our Intermediate team had a hard fought win against Oran on Sat Evening last. We now play Roscommon Gaels away this coming weekend, check fixtrures for details.
Dineen proud of his players
Roscommon manager Nigel Dineen described his players as "magnificent" after they pushed red-hot favourites Dublin all the way in yesterday's Cadbury All-Ireland U21FC final.
Kilglass Gaels club notes
Congratulations: Kilglass Gaels GAA would like to congratulate Sean Mahady on winning the Club Lotto last week-end. Best of luck with your winnings Sean.
All-Ireland U21 FC final: Dubs dig deep to repel Rossies
Dublin finished strongly at Tullamore to beat Roscommon by 2-12 to 0-11 in the Cadbury All-Ireland U21FC final.
Rackard Cup: Armagh and Donegal make winning starts
Armagh and Donegal are up and running in the Nicky Rackard Cup after they overcame Louth and Roscommon respectively in today's first round ties.
Dineen: we can win it
Nigel Dineen is convinced his Roscommon players are good enough to upset Dublin in tomorrow's Cadbury All-Ireland U21FC final at Tullamore.
Odds of 4/1 are available on the Rossies to beat the Dubs, who have looked unstoppable all year.
The Friday Interview: Colin Compton
Roscommon and Dublin will both be going in search of their third Cadbury All-Ireland U21FC titles when they meet in Sunday's final. Dublin are the hottest of favourites, but Roscommon won't be travelling to Tullamore just to make up the numbers as their star full forward Colin Compton explains.
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Roscommon GAA Supporters Club
With less than 72 hours to go to our All-Ireland U-21 final we would ask all Roscommon supporters to get the colours outside their homes and clubs and businesses to show their support for our team.