The Roscommon senior football championship final replay has been set for Saturday, November 1st after Padraig Pearses and St Brigid's finished all square yesterday.
The overall players of the year in the Tailteann Cup football championship and in the Joe McDonagh, Christy Ring, Nickey Rackard and Lory Meagher Cup hurling championships were announced tonight at a special black-tie banquet at Croke Park.
The Nickey Rackard winners Roscommon lead the way in this year's Champion 15 selection, claiming an impressive four spots on this formidable team, with a further six counties also represented.
The Steering Group on Integration have shared more details on the core principles that have been agreed as part of the ongoing work towards Integration for all Gaelic games.
Padraig Pearses came from seven points behind to defeat Boyle on a 1-23 to 1-18 scoreline after extra time in Enfield and secure their place in the last four of the Roscommon senior football championship.
Ben O'Carroll struck for 1-8 as St Brigid's dealt Roscommon Gaels an emphatic 1-18 to 1-7 defeat in Ballyforan last night to progress to the semi-finals of the Roscommon senior football championship.
The FRC have issued their final report and as well as proposing that all current rule enhancements remain in place, they have advocated seven additional modifications to Gaelic Football.
Recently-retired Dublin forward Hannah Tyrrell and Roscommon goalkeeper Helena Cummins are the 2025 ZuCar Golden Boot and ZuCar Golden Glove winners respectively.
Padraig Pearses bounced back from their opening round Roscommon senior football championship loss by defeating Clann na nGael on a 1-17 to 1-14 scoreline last night.
Electric Ireland, proud sponsor of the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Championships, announces the 2025 Electric Ireland GAA Minor Star Football Team of the Year and the Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Player of the Year yesterday.