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06 February 2012
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League action makes welcome return
31 January 2012
FEBRUARY IS one of my favourite months of the year. My birthday is in February and, besides, it marks the beginning of spring.
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Death of dedicated GAA supporter
24 January 2012
A HUGE crowd attended the funeral Mass for the late Paddy Finneran in St. Ronan’s Church, Taughmaconnell on Saturday last. He was grandfather of present county midfielder Michael.
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Wisdom of the early morning Blues
17 January 2012
NIALL MOYNA, Professor of Health and Human Performance in DCU, was interviewed on national radio during the week on matters relating to fitness and health.
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Disappointing start to the season
10 January 2012
ROSCOMMON’S U-21and senior footballers had mixed fortunes at the weekend. Nigel Dineen’s charges lost narrowly to Cavan despite leading by four points with a few minutes remaining. I didn’t get to Kilbride on Saturday so I cannot comment on the game.
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Rossies return to FBD League action
03 January 2012
THE ROSCOMMON footballers return to action next Sunday when they take on GMIT in the FBD League in Ballyforan at 2p.m.. It will provide an opportunity for the new manager Des Newton and his selectors, Enon Gavin and Iain Daly, to try out some new players before the league begins in February.
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A year of disappointments and highlights
27 December 2011
I HOPE you had a very pleasant Christmas and that you are enjoying the break. I am always fascinated by people who say, “ah, it was a very quiet Christmas”, as if complaining about the quietness.
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History making win for Garrycastle
20 December 2011
SANTA CLAUS is hardly likely to deliver a more welcome present around the Coosan area of Athlone than the one the Garrycastle players delivered on Sunday in Tullamore by defeating Dublin champions, St. Brigid’s, by 1-8 to 0-10 in the Leinster club final.
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Unique game lights up Kiltoom
13 December 2011
THE CLASH of the two county senior football and hurling champions, St. Brigid’s and Four Roads, provided a unique and hugely entertaining match under lights in Kiltoom last Saturday night.
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Assured Brigid’s are safely through
06 December 2011
ST. BRIGID’S footballers qualified for a second successive All-Ireland semi-final appearance with an easier than expected win over London champions Fulham Irish in Ruislip on Sunday last.
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Trip to Ruislip to be a successful one
29 November 2011
THIS YEAR it is the turn of the Connacht champions to take on the London champions in the All-Ireland quarter-final.
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