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Seamus Duke is a journalist based in Roscommon, Ireland. 30 years experience in News Current Affairs and Sport
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Glory for Elphin
Elphin triumphed over Strokestown in the IFC final at Dr Hyde Park, securing their return to senior club football in Roscommon. Key goals from Shane Killoran and Fintan Cregg were pivotal in their victory. Despite a strong second-half performance from Strokestown, Elphin, led by Killoran, Gavin Murray, and Cregg, regained control to win by eight points, finishing 2-9 to 0-7.
Novel pairing as camogie crown on line
The Roscommon Senior Camogie final features a novel pairing between Oran and St Dominic’s. St Dominic’s, with a history of recent successes, are favorites, having defeated defending champions Athleague in the semi-final. Oran, managed by Colm Kelly, are seeking their first championship win since 2002 and have already secured a league title this year. Both teams have experienced and young players, with previous encounters suggesting a closely contested match. The article predicts a potential surprise victory for Oran.
Elphin and Strokestown set up derby final
Elphin and Strokestown have advanced to the IFC final after winning their respective semi-final matches. Elphin secured a narrow victory over Éire Óg with a decisive goal by Evan Gunn, while Strokestown overcame Fuerty with a strong finish, scoring 1-7 without reply in the final quarter. The final will be a derby between the neighboring teams, Elphin and Strokestown.
Last gasp Gaels deny Glaveys in a thriller
In a thrilling Roscommon SFC semi-final, Roscommon Gaels defeated Michael Glaveys 1-19 to 3-9 after extra-time. The match was closely contested, with Glaveys initially leading by four points. However, the Gaels rallied to level the score and eventually secured victory in extra-time. Key players for the Gaels included Ryan Conlon and Tim Lambe, while Cathal Heneghan stood out for Glaveys. The Gaels' fitness and determination in the final minutes were crucial to their success, setting up a county final against Padraig Pearses.
Halpin the hero for St Barry’s
St Barry’s narrowly defeated Ballinameen by 1-11 to 2-7 in a thrilling County Junior Football semi-final in Strokestown, with Pauric Halpin securing the win with a late free. The match was closely contested, with key contributions from Peter Keane and Thomas McGrath for Ballinameen, and Emmet Burke for St Barry’s. The second semi-final was postponed due to the passing of Cllr John Naughten. In underage GAA, Padraig Pearses won the U-16 Division One final, while other finals saw draws and victories for Kilbride.
Pearses ease into final as St Faithleach’s fail to ignite
Padraig Pearses secured a decisive victory over St Faithleach’s in the Roscommon Senior Football semi-final, advancing to the county final. Despite challenging weather conditions, Pearses dominated the game, with standout performances from Declan Kenny and Paul Carey. St Faithleach’s struggled to make an impact, with key players like Ciarán and Diarmuid Murtagh held scoreless. The match highlighted Pearses' strong team dynamics and potential for success in the upcoming final.
Gaels and Pearses for county final
Roscommon Gaels and Padraig Pearses are set to compete in the 2024 Hodson Bay Hotel senior football final following their respective victories in the semi-finals. Padraig Pearses defeated St Faithleach’s with a score of 1-9 to 0-3, with Declan Kenny scoring the only goal. Roscommon Gaels won against Michael Glavey’s in a thrilling match that went into extra-time, ultimately securing a 1-19 to 3-9 victory with a late goal by Peter Gilooly.
Roscommon need to find best form for daunting date with Dubs
Roscommon GAA faces a challenging match against the current All-Ireland champions, Dublin GAA, in the Allianz National Football League at Croke Park. Dublin has been experimenting with their squad, showing both strengths and vulnerabilities, while Roscommon has struggled to find form compared to the previous season. Key players for both teams are highlighted, with Dublin expected to be determined to avoid a third consecutive loss. The article suggests that while Roscommon can compete with top teams, the circumstances favor a Dublin victory.
London calling on Saturday as Rossies eye place in FBD final
Roscommon senior footballers secured a comfortable victory over a disappointing Sligo side in the FBD League quarter-final at the Connacht GAA Air Dome. Roscommon dominated the first half, with Niall Daly and Enda Smith controlling midfield and Cian Connolly excelling as a link player. Daire Cregg, Diarmuid Murtagh, Donie Smith, and Cathal Heneghan were notable in the attack. Five players made their debuts, with Jack Duggan scoring two points. The game's only goal was scored by Daire Cregg. Roscommon will face London in the semi-final as they prepare for their league opener against Tyrone.
Footballers commence 2024 competitive action on Friday
The Roscommon senior footballers are set to begin their 2024 competitive season against Sligo in the FBD League at The Dome in Ballyhaunis. Manager Davy Burke expressed satisfaction with the team's attitude since training resumed in November. The team welcomes back players like Ultan Harney and Cathal Heneghan, and introduces new members such as Senan Lambe, Evan Flynn, and James Fitzpatrick. With a reshuffled backroom team including Lar Wall, Roscommon aims to start the season with a win despite missing players on club duty. They have a strong record against Sligo and are expected to perform well in the upcoming match.
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