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Ewan MacKenna’s article in thetimes.co.uk is an excellent read for all Roscommon people who support our teams and the Club Rossie initiatives (click here to read in full). Some key comments include: But while easy to focus on that swashbuckling gameplan that has seen them average 20 points per game, the behind-the-scenes efforts might be less entertaining […]

The Rossies winning streak continued this weekend, landing us a coveted second place spot in the Division One league table. The win against Down at Pearse Park in Longford brought our tally to 6 points out of a possible 8 – a great achievement at this point in the league.   Keep this show on

Roscommon Senior footballers played Down in Pearse Park, Longford in difficult conditions but won out on a scoreline of 1.12 to 6 points. Roscommon have now collected 6 of a possible 8 points in Division 1 which is a great achievement. Onwards now to Donegal, Mayo and the Dubs! The best is yet to come

Roscommon Joint Managers Fergal O’Donnell and Kevin Mc Stay announced their team after training this evening to face Down on Sunday next in Glennon Bros. Pearse Park Longford at 2pm. There is only one change to the team that started against Cork last weekend where Conor Daly replaces Niall Daly who is still recovering from

St. Michael’s Special School caters for pupils with physical and intellectual disabilities and some who also have autism.  On 25th February, 2016 all staff and pupils travelled to Dublin on the Club Rossie bus.  It was a momentous day from the start.  All the children were greeted by the wonderful sight of the striking blue