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Saturday, May 17, 2008
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Roscommon’s intense rivalry
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
There is hardly a rivalry in the GAA as intense as the one that exists between Galway and Roscommon in football.
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Drifting down Memory Lane
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
There are times when the mind drifts down memory lane and I find myself recalling my primary school days of the 1950s.
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Kerry still team to beat
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Tempus fugit! Time flies and the championship will be soon in full swing again. The Sunday Game will be back soon and Roscommon will be playing Galway next Sunday two weeks in Pearse Stadium.
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Seniors register win at last
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
There was nothing at stake in last Sunday’s game against Cavan in Hyde Park except pride in the jersey. Still, it was nice to win it. A win is a win, and you could notice the difference it made to Roscommon supporters as they walked away from Hyde Park after the game.
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Disappointed but proud in Kiltoom
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Disappointed but proud, that would sum up my feelings after Roscommon had lost a fantastic Connacht U-21 final against Mayo in Kiltoom last Wednesday evening.
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The worst week ever
Wednesday, April 09, 2008
It has been a dreadful ten days for Roscommon football.
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U-21s save mixed weekend
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
The second-half display of the Roscommon U-21 team against Sligo in Kiltoom on Saturday afternoon last must rank among one of the finest ever given by a team wearing the primrose and blue. I haven’t been as proud of a Roscommon team since the September evening in Ennis in 2006 when Roscommon beat Kerry in the All-Ireland minor final replay.
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Armagh humiliate Roscommon
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Humiliation! I cannot think of any other word to describe the slaughtering Roscommon received at the hands of Armagh in Crossmaglen on Sunday. I pride myself in having a fairly long memory, but I never remember a Roscommon team losing a national league match by 24 points before.
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Congress a credit to Roscommon
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
The Cumann Gael Peil na mBan annual congress was held in the new Athlone Springs Hotel last weekend.
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Roscommon face Rebel spotlight
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
The decision of the GAA hierarchy to award two league points each to Dublin and Meath as a result of the Cork strike has really thrown the proverbial cat among the pigeons in Division 2A.
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