Monday 22 February 2010

Look ahead to the U16 fixtures

Sunday 28/02/10

All games 12pm

U-16 Football Division 1:

Oran V Boyle (Rockfield, Oran) P.Neilan

Clann na nGael V Castlerea St.Kevins (Johnstown) A Clogher

Roscommon Gaels V Padraig Pearses (Hyde Park) E.Nestor

Strokestown (bye)


Division 2 Group A:

St.Aidans V St.Ciarans (Ballyforan) K.Naughton

Éire Óg V St.Dominics (Loughglynn) T.Moore

St.Brigids (bye)


Division 2 B: all games 12pm

Kilbride V Western Gaels (Kilbride) S.Feeney

Elphin V Michael Glaveys (Elphin) C.Candon

Tulsk Lord Edwards (bye)


Division 3: all games at 12pm

Shannon Gaels V St.Faithleachs (Croghan) S.Gilleran

Kilmore V St.Croans (Kilmore) J.Murray

Ballinameen V St.Ronans (Ballinameen) N.Daly

Kilglass Gaels (bye)


All fixtures were correct at time of publish.

Minors Edge Past Castlerea St. Kevin's

The Minor team got the year off to a good start for the club defeating Castlerea St. Kevin’s in the Division 2 League with a scoreline of 2-8 to 1-8. It was a fast paced game of football in Castlerea– with some marvellous individual battles and an overall good team display from both sides. Our minor team is managed this year by Jimmy Deane, Cathal Sweeney and James Deane. Management had a simple plan with every player given a specific role from the keeper right up to the full-forward line. It was good to welcome Shane Leydon back after injury, and he more than fulfilled his full-forward role – working brilliantly partnered with the on-fire Fintan Sweeney - scoring a tally of 2-7 between them. Another man of the match contender was full-back James Filan who proved strong and decisive in his role – a great reader of the game, and working dependently alongside him was Luke O’ Dowd whose pace was a real advantage on the day. Some of the younger players also showed what they are capable of – Keelan Loftus tipping over a crucial point at a vital stage, David O’ Dowd battling midfield with his counterpart Fintan Kelly, while Rory McDonnell was working tirelessly in centre-field. Liam Murtagh, Dara O’ Carroll, John McDermott and Darren Conlon were stalwarts in defence and attack respectively. Substitutes Matthew Mulvey and Michael Murtagh looked threatening, while Chris Jordan was excellent between the posts.

Tuesday 16 February 2010

A look ahead at the Minor League

Sunday 21st February 2010


Minor League Division 1:

St.Aidans V Roscommon Gaels (Ballyforan) 12 noon Ref: B.McDermott

Boyle V St.Brigids (Boyle) 12 noon Ref: N.O'Grady

Michael Glaveys V Clann na nGael (Ballinlough) 12 noon Ref: P.Daly


Minor League Division 2:

Group A:

St.Michaels V Éire Óg (Cootehall) 12 noon Ref: A. Mahady

Western Gaels V St.Dominics (Frenchpark) 11.30 Ref: F.Keane

Castlerea St.Kevins V Shannon Gaels (Castlerea) 12 noon Ref: V.Hardiman

Group B:

Tulsk V Strokestown (Tulsk) 11.30 Ref: M.Brehony

Elphin V Oran (Elphin) 12 noon Ref: S.Regan


Minor League Division 3:

St.Barrys V St.Croans (Tarmonbarry) 12 noon Ref: M.Brennan

St.Ronans V St.Faithleachs (Ballyfarnon) 12 noon Ref: C.Candon

Ballinameen V Kilmore (Ballinameen) 12 noon Ref: K.Oates

Kilbride V Kilglass Gaels (Kilbride) 12 noon Ref: J.Reilly


All fixtures and times were correct at time of publishing.

Wednesday 10 February 2010

Scòr Update!

Scór Sinsear
The County semi-finals of Scór Sinsear are scheduled to take place on Friday February 26th in Kilmurray Hall, Castleplunkett at 8:30pm and on Sunday February 28th, in Ballybay Parish Hall, Kiltoom at 6pm.
Entries must be submitted before 5pm on Wednesday the 17th of February and following the receipt of entries the organising committee will allocate semi-final slots to each club. Please note that the semi-finals will not necessarily be divided on a North-South basis.

Seachtain na Gaeilge Table Quiz
Roscommon GAA will host its annual Seachtain na Gaeilge Table Quiz in Kilbride Community Centre on Wednesday February 24th at 8:30pm. The competition forms part of the GAA’s contribution to the Seachtain na Gaeilge events agus beidh na ceisteanna ar fád as Gaeilge - after all, one of the stated aims of the GAA is the promotion of Irish language and culture.
The top three teams in Roscommon will go forward to the Connacht Final, and if they are successful there, to the All-Ireland Final which takes place in Croke Park on St. Patrick's Day, prior to the All-Ireland Club Football and Hurling Finals. Roscommon GAA would like to see all clubs entering at least one team in this competition. The Quiz is free to enter, teams can have a maximum of four members and entries will be accepted on the night. Do aon eolas eile, chuir glaoch ar 086 7821022 nó chuir R-Phost go irishculturalofficer.roscommon@gaa.ie