What is the 500 Club? As you know, we paused Club Rossie membership in 2020 when Covid hit and there was uncertainty about when games would be played again. We were in the same position heading into 2021 and although the situation looked brighter heading into 2022 nothing was certain, so we decided to hold off […]

Congrats to the winners of the Club Development Draw 1st Prize: A Toyota Yaris or VW Polo: Julia, Johnny & Maebh Mulry Four Roads 2nd €2,000: Catherine Connellan – Kilmore 3rd €1,000: Adele Hassett – Ballinameen 4th €300 Red Mills Voucher: Tommy Daly – St Brigids

€906,500 (euro) raised for the development of GAA facilities in Roscommon in the Win a Home in London fundraiser Tonight, Wednesday 30th December 2020, in a socially distanced draw independently observed by PwC and broadcast live on Facebook, Mary Dinnegan, from Ballymahon in Longford won a Ballymore apartment in London City Island worth £695,000. The

Date: 29 December 2020 The Win a Home in London fundraiser is an Irish based draw to win a luxury apartment in London City Island in aid of Roscommon GAA. The funds raised will be used to develop the Dermot Earley Centre of Participation and to upgrade Dr Hyde Park. The fundraiser was open to

We received over 1,400 brilliant entries from national school pupils from across Roscommon for our competition and Club Rossie, Roscommon GAA and Cumman na mBunscoil are absolutely thrilled with the response. All entries are displayed in the Hyde for tomorrow’s Connacht Championship Semi-Final and will form the crowd for the big game!  Our adjudicator was

Like our adult supporters, the children of Roscommon are also missing the thrill and excitement of attending Gaelic Games during these difficult times. We were really taken aback by the beautiful self-portraits of local primary school pupils which were displayed in the Athletic Grounds, Armagh, last Saturday evening during the Roscommon V Armagh game. This

It has been a busy few weeks for the Senior Football team since they decided to use their new-found spare time to raise money for Mayo Roscommon Hospice but it has been well worth it. From their initial target of €30,000 – a figure which represented the drop in weekly fundraising income experienced by Hospice

At this unprecedented time, Roscommon GAA and Club Rossie have taken the very difficult decision to defer our Win a Home in London Competition until the 30th of December 2020 when some level of normality will hopefully have returned for all of us. We firstly want to thank those who have supported this Competition so

Members of the Irish County Associations and patrons of the London Irish Centre, Camden town will travel in comfort in this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade thanks to an initiative by Club Rossie and Roscommon GAA. Their day will begin with the annual Council of Irish County Associations’ St Patrick’s Day Mass at 8:30am, followed