​Lotto
Jackpot - €10,000 NO WINNER
Numbers Drawn - 6, 12, 16, 32

The weekly winners of €30 were
• Pa Mannik, Faha, Killarney.
• Hillary Cooper, Castlrea.
• Michael Somers, C/o J Igoe.
• Mary Connolly, Lysterfield, Curraghboy. 

Thanks to everyone who bought and sold tickets your support is very much appreciated.

Cards
Winner of the 25 Card game on Monday 18th of March in The Hyde Centre was Ann Mulhern and the runner’s up were Liam Fleming & Noel Maguire. Thank you for your continued support.  New players always welcome Mondays at 8.30pm.

Health & Wellbeing News
1. Defibrillator Training Class
Defibrillator Training Class scheduled for Thursday 11 April in the Hyde 7pm – 10pm.  Can each team manager send a text to their group encouraging as many parents as possible to avail of this important training.
Feedback on numbers attending to be finalized by Monday 08 April.
 
Training Cost : €5.
 
Tea/Coffee will be served.

Camogie

Hurleys for sale
We have hurleys for sale in the club if parents or coaches wish to contact me on 0863466465.
22”, 24” cost €10 each. 
26”, 28” cost €15 each. 30”, 32” cost €20 each. 
33”, 34”, 35” cost €25 each. 

Hurling 
U10 Hurling - Our U-10 hurlers, some having had a great day in Croke Park the day before, continued their indoor programme last Monday. The main focus for the session was “Striking form the hand “while the theme for the evening was “The Importance of Practicing Skills at Home” 
​
It should be noted that next Monday 25th will bring our indoor programme to a conclusion and our Outdoor programme commences on April 1st, 6.30 pm - 7.30 pm in Lisnamult.

​Minor Hurling
Our minor hurlers had a comfortable win over St. Domnic’s on last Wednesday evening in Lisnamult. Thanks to my volunteer Umpires who helped out.
Next up Four Roads 4th April in Four Roads.Training Monday evening 7-45 to 9pm

Senior Hurling
We conceeded our game against Athleague today.

Roscommon Gaels Academy U’6
Details of our academy for U6’s in the Hyde Centre. Starts the 9th of April from 6.30pm. Come along and bring your friends it’s going to be great fun. New members always welcome. Spread the word.

ROSCOMMON CREDIT UNION COMPETITION
Support Roscommon Gaels entry to Win Sports Kit to the value of €1,200! 1 Like = 1 Vote. Have you voted for your team yet? Voting Closes 12 midnight, March 31st! One Like = One Vote! Please note only Likes on each entrant Competition Post on the Roscommon CU FB page are counted!  Please go onto The Roscommon Credit Union facebook page and give the Roscommon Gaels entry alike.

The team entry with the most Likes WINS!!
 
LGFA
U8 Football:
We’ll kick off the U8 girls Football on Monday 8th April at 6-7pm indoors in the Hyde Centre for the first few weeks.  If anyone has not yet registered and would like to attend you can contact Joe on 086 7727552.

U12 Football:
Our U12 girls continue to train on Wednesdays.  Their first match of the league  is on the 7th of April v St Faithleach’s in Faithleach’s.  

U16 Football
What a start to the new season! In what turned out to be a thrilling game against Shannon Gaels this Evening in Kilmore.  Shannon Gaels began on the front foot with scores. However, Roscommon Gaels didn't sit back and registered some fine scores themselves.. At the break, Shannon Gaels led by 6 points. The second half saw Roscommon Gaels come out with all guns blazing and racing into a two-point lead. Roscommon Gaels started to win possession down the right wing and the comeback began. Some fantastic scores from Chloe Donoghue goal from Eimear O’Farrell, as well as two fine saves by Sioda McGuinness and some great defending by our backs, got Roscommon Gaels right back in the match. The final score Roscommon Gaels 3-10 Shannon Gaels 3-5. A great match to be part of and great performances by all involved. ....next week we play Padraig Pearses in Pearses.

Junior Ladies Football
Our Junior ladies are not back out again until April 14th when we take on Kilbride in Kilbride. 

Football
Roscommon Gaels Free Taking Session
Roscommon Gaels free taking sessions commenced yesterday evening under Kevin McStay. Yesterday’s session was for our u12 lads and u14 lads. This was a very enjoyable session a huge thanks to Kevin McStay for facilitating.

​U12 Football:
Busy day today for the lads. First up was Day 1 of a 2 day blitz held in Ballinasloe. We had 2 teams playing and both performed well. Other clubs taking part were Ballinasloe, Caltra, St. Dominics and St. Brigids. Second day of the blitz is next Sunday.

Next up was half time in the Kerry -  Roscommon league match in the Hyde.  After a raffle earlier in the week 20 of our 43 players got the chance to play in front of the large crowd. All in all, a hectic but enjoyable day for all involved.

U14 Football Div 1
Roscommon Gaels 0-10 Clan Na Gael 2-04

On a bright sunday morning ideal for football our lads started brightly playing into a stiff wind.  Exchanges were tight in the first half.  We had a job on our hands with their big midfielder - conor Sheehan but Ciaran & Rory stood firm  in the middle of the field.  Everthing that was thrown in on top of michael Gilhooley at full back - Michael won it hands down. He was outstanding in the first half along with Jack Donnelly who continues to impress and his physical athleticm at No 6 was a job to behold.  We went in at half time 4 points to 2 up.  Everything went well for us.  Quick balll into john Mcguinness worked well but we changed a bit in the 2nd Half. Andrew oates came out of goal & placed in full forward.  Worked for a while but we changed it later on.
 They got 2 goals within the space of 2 mins which put them 4 up but points from john mcguinness and rory carthy bring the teams level with a few mins left.  Exchanges were frantic and some big hits went in.  Great character building for these lads.  Game finished level.  We are sure to meet them again

Next sunday we play St Dominic's in Tremane at 11am.  That will be a tester & good for us !!!

Division Four League
Well done to our Junior Lads who defeated St Michaels in the League on Saturday.  Final Score Roscommon Gaels 0-11 St Michaels 0-10.  

Goalie Workshop
Our underage football goalkeeping sessions from U12-Minor commenced Saturday morning 2nd of March and will be on again this Saturday 23rd of March under the stewardship of Deckie Hoare.  It is a wonderful opportunity for all our goal keepers. 

Support!
Please support all our teams as they compete in their various fixtures – it’s so important to all the players to see lots of support and encouragement on the side-lines – no matter what their age :-)!!  – It really does make a difference.
Especially the home games – what better way to pass an evening or morning – stroll up to the pitch, bring the kids and enjoy the fresh air while supporting your club.
Serious Support for all our players – don’t forget the club colours :-)

The GAA are hiring
Third Level Students required for Cul Camp Employment:
Roscommon Coaching and Games Development are seeking applications from third level students who wish to gain employment on our football & Hurling Cul Camps this summer and must apply with CV and cover letter to willie.hegarty.gm.roscommon@gaa.ie
we are asking clubs to pass this information onto their third level students.
All applicants must be third level.
Coaching background if possible.
Must have GAA Garda Vetting.

Award One Football Course:
Roscommon Coaching and Games Development are holding Award One football Course on the following dates.
Saturday             March 30th
Venue    Scoil Mhuire Strokestown/GAA pitch.
Coaches must be registered before they commence the course please contact Ollie Lennon to register 
oliver.lennon.gpo.roscommon@gaa.ie
 Free CPR Community training day in Roscommon Library on Friday May 3rd. Registration onwww.HandsforLife.ie

Rossies Day at the Races
A Chara,

I am writing to remind you of our exciting Rossies at the Races day in Punchestown on May 4th.  This has been a great occasion on previous years and this year promises to be no different.  

Join us in Punchestown on Saturday May 4th for what promises to be a great day out. Tickets are €150 and include:
• Admission Ticket – (General Admission is €30)
• Reserved Enclosure Badge – (worth €10; an upgrade from General Admission)
• Wrist Band access pass to different areas to include the private viewing lawn for guests in the Punchestown Pavilion
• 4 Course Lunch – (Starter, Main, Dessert, Tea/Coffee)
• Afternoon Tea served after the 4.45pm Race (includes Sandwiches/Cocktail Sausages/Chicken Goujons)
• Race Card & Pen
• Mobile Tote Reps and Bookmaker in the room
• Guest Tipster
• Live Music
• Monster Auction and Raffle
• Spot Prizes
• Please spread the word among your members and let them know about this great day out.  We need to ascertain the level of interest as soon as possible so I would really appreciate if you could come back to me by this day week with numbers.

Kind regards,

Valerie Murray
Valerie Ní Mhuirí
Runai
Coiste Contae Ros Comain
 
Guthan : 086-8369122
Seoladh : Knock Road, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo 

 
AJ Getting ready for Football and wanted to do his bit for Down Syndrome Awareness ...

​Well done to Carragh Kennedy pictured receiving her first All Ireland handball medal today in Kingscourt.

Dear Parents/Guardians

Roscommon Gaels Academy (kids born in 2013 / 2014) will commence on the 9th of April for Girls and the following evening the 10th of April for boys. On both evenings training will start promptly at 6:30pm and finish at 7:15pm in the Hyde Centre. 
  
The kids will be introduced to both football and hurling skills with a large part of their training done using the ABC program (agility balance and coordination).

The training will run once a week until the end of August 2019.

Membership for academy is set at €30

Any queries, please contact Seamus on 086 8688129
 
Thanks 

Lotto
Jackpot - €10,000 NO WINNER
Numbers Drawn - 2, 4, 13, 15

The weekly winners of €30 were
• Mary Fogarty, C/o S.H.H P Menton.
• Áine McNeill, Racecourse Road.
• Teresa Kilduff, Glanduff, Kiltoom.
• Selena & Jay, C/o Railway Bar. 

Thanks to everyone who bought and sold tickets your support is very much appreciated.

Health & Wellbeing News
1. Defibrillator Training Classes
We are making arrangements to run Defibrillator Training Classes (DATES TBC in next weeks newsletter) and we urge as many club members as possible to attend.  
 
2. GAA Mental Health Charter
The GAA’s Mental Health charter is a policy document that helps clubs develop a culture that supports and promotes positive mental health.
The resource is designed to reinforce the GAA’s GIVE RESPECT GET RESPECT initiative’s positive message and transfer it into the world of mental wellbeing.
It outlines a club culture that is inclusive and open and one that holds the following values clear.
 
• Respect : Everyone in the club will respect the rights, dignity and worth of each person, regardless of ability, age, culture or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, or religious belief. 
• Encouraging : The club will ensure that everyone is treated equally, fairly, and encouraged to do their best. 
• Supportive : The club will ensure that all members are aware of and encouraged to use the support system that the club and its varied members provide. 
• Positive : Everyone’s positive contribution to club life is recognised and we understand that every member has an important role to play.
• Enabling : We will create an environment and atmosphere within all club activity that enables all members of the Association to maintain as well as develop their mental health and emotional wellbeing. 
• Considerate : Everyone within our club will be listened to and be given an opportunity to contribute to express their opinions without reprisal or judgement. 
• Tolerant : An element of discipline will underpin our club to ensure that our games are controlled and that values such as honesty, equality, and fair play are promoted at all times.
 
Cards
Winner of the 25 Card game on Monday 11th of March in The Hyde Centre was Jimmy Naughton and the runner’s up were Damien McSharry & Shane Hoare. Thank you for your continued support.  New players always welcome Mondays at 8.30pm.

Camogie

U14 Camogie
Well done to our U14 camogie girls who had a decisive victory against Tulsk today.  A great start to our season.  Training in the Hyde tomorrow 6.45-7.45pm.  No training Saturday.  Next match next week against St Dominic’s.

Hurleys for sale
We have hurleys for sale in the club if parents or coaches wish to contact me on 0863466465.
22”, 24” cost €10 each. 
26”, 28” cost €15 each. 30”, 32” cost €20 each. 
33”, 34”, 35” cost €25 each. 

Hurling
U10 Hurlers
Our U - 10 hurlers continued their indoor programme last Monday . 34 players attended . The theme of the session was “ An introduction to field position “ 
The lads are seen listening intently to their coaches !!!!!

​U10’s & U12’s
This was a Day out for the Roscommon Gaels U-10’s and U-10’s Footballers and Hurlers to promote the Values that lay within the Club grassroots of the GAA. It was a very memorable day for all Kids and Adults alike, with the trip starting out on the famous Club Rossie Bus, which was great excitement for all.
 
The 15 minute walk to Croke Park from Mountjoy Square was a sight to behold, with Roscommon Gales flags been held aloft, much to the bemusement from the rest of the onlooking supporters. There was great banter between supporters and the Guards on duty outside Croke Park. After a quick visit to the Croke Park Museum, we made our way to our seats in the Cusack Stand.
 
To great excitement from our Roscommon Gaels crew, TJ Reid( 3 Times Hurling All Star and current Kilkenny Captain), Mick Fennelly (Ballyhale Shamrocks Captain) and the legendary Marty Morrissey came over to us for pictures and banter.
 
With great wins for both Ballyhale Shamrocks and Corofin, it was a fantastic experience for all who attended. We finished the day off with a treat in Supermacs in Maynooth, who were extremely accommodating and friendly.
 
Our youth in Roscommon Gaels left dreaming of some day having the same outing again, except this time they will be players and not supporters. Hopefully there dreams will come true!

LGFA
U12 Football
U12 Football is back we had our first session last week, due to the pitches been waterlogged we trained in the Hyde.  Training will continue Wednesday’s in the Hyde Centre from 8-9pm a message will go out to parents. We are delighted to have our new coach Joanne Walsh coaching our U12 Girls. We look forward to working along side Joanne for the year to come.  Joanne is no stranger to the field.  Joanne is currently teaching in Roscommon and plays with Carnacon.  Good luck Joanne with the season ahead.  

​U14 Football
All our training is back in full swing, very large numbers are attending all sessions and the girls can’t wait to get back out on the pitch to start their games. Training this week on Wednesday at 6.30-8pm and on Friday 6.30-8pm outdoor weather permitting.  A text will go out to parents.  

U16 Football
Training continues for our U16 girls.  We had a bye this week in the league.  Next game Round 3 is next Sunday v Shannon Gaels.  This is an away game.  Venue tbc a text will go out to confirm.

Junior Ladies
Junior Co. League  Rd 3:  Roscommon Gaels 0-8; Oran 3-5.
Our third Junior League outing saw a much improved performance against Oran today at Rockfield.  Oran were 7 points ahead at half time but we should probably have enjoyed a decent lead facing into the wind, and rain, which would have changed the complexion of the game if we hadn’t so many wides. Oran made better use of their chances in the second half to run out winners on the day. Credit to both sides who gave it all in a game which stretched energy levels to the limit. After one win, this was our second defeat in the league but all is not lost and we look forward to the upcoming fixture against Kilbride. 

Support!
Please support all our teams as they compete in their various fixtures – it’s so important to all the players to see lots of support and encouragement on the side-lines – no matter what their age :-)!!  – It really does make a difference.
Especially the home games – what better way to pass an evening or morning – stroll up to the pitch, bring the kids and enjoy the fresh air while supporting your club.
Serious Support for all our players – don’t forget the club colours :-)

The GAA are hiring.
Third Level Students required for Cul Camp Employment:
Roscommon Coaching and Games Development are seeking applications from third level students who wish to gain employment on our football & Hurling Cul Camps this summer and must apply with CV and cover letter to willie.hegarty.gm.roscommon@gaa.ie
We are asking clubs to pass this information onto their third level students.
All applicants must be third level.
Coaching background if possible.
Must have GAA Garda Vetting.

CBS 
Our Gaels lads on the victorious CBS senior panel. Congratulations to a class @cbsroscommon team, Connacht Senior B Champions 2019 after a brilliant 5-22 to 2-12 win over @cicsummerhil

Award One Football Course:
Roscommon Coaching and Games Development are holding Award One football Course on the following dates.
Friday                  March 22nd
Saturday             March 23rd
Saturday             March 30th
Venue    Scoil Mhuire Strokestown/GAA pitch.
Coaches must be registered before they commence the course please contact Ollie Lennon to register 
oliver.lennon.gpo.roscommon@gaa.ie

Lotto
Jackpot - €10,000 NO WINNER
Numbers Drawn - 1, 6, 11, 21

The weekly winners of €30 were
• Adrian Grealy, Abbey Hotel.
• Seamus Comiskey.
• Pat Dillon, Ballyybrogan, Lecarrow.
• Philip Leech, Carrowdangan. 

Thanks to everyone who bought and sold tickets your support is very much appreciated.

Health & Wellbeing News
Defibrillator Training Classes
We are making arrangements to run Defibrillator Training Classes (DATES TBC) and we urge as many club members as possible to attend.  
 
What is an AED?
An AED is an Automated External Defibrillator. It is a portable, simple to use, computerised device. When someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) it delivers a shock to the heart to allow it to resume its normal rhythm.
 
How an AED (and you) would save their life
An AED checks the heart’s rhythm and it automatically recognises if there is a life threatening rhythm. Once detected the AED delivers a shock to stun the heart returning it to its normal rhythm.

Cards
Winner of the 25 Card game on Monday 25th of February in The Hyde Centre was Colin Kilcline and runner up was Shane Hoare. Thank you for your continued support.  New players always welcome Mondays at 8.30pm.

Camogie
JUVENILE CAMOGIE INDOOR TRAINING 2019

Dear Parent / Guardian,
We are delighted to let you and your children know that U8, U10 and U12 indoor camogie for the coming season is taking place as follows: 

Camogie Coaches and Assistants:  Deirdre McDermott, Ollie Moran, Dervilla Hoare, Roberta Hanley, Michael King, Niamh Fallon, Fiona Ní Chuinn, Orla Connaughton, Marie Cormican, Teresa Hession, Paula Connaughton, Jimmy Brennan, Damien McSharry.

Do you need a hurley? Yes. Players can play indoors with their own hurleys provided they put a sock over the bás to prevent floor damage.  Outdoor training will begin in late March.  Please talk to our coaches if you need to order a hurley as hurleys can be purchased at a lower cost through Roscommon Gaels GAA Club.  

Do you need a helmet? Yes.  All camogie players are required to wear helmets.  In the past, we have provided old helmets to players but since 2014 we have insisted that players have their own helmets which meet correct safety standards.  Please talk to our coaches if you need to order a Club helmet as helmets can be purchased at a lower cost through Roscommon Gaels GAA Club.    

Interested in coaching/assisting? We would be delighted with any help you can give.  We are particularly looking for help with the U8 girls.  The kinds of jobs we need help with are putting on helmets, taking players to the toilet if necessary, taking photos and notes for the club PRO, collecting money and doing the roll call, setting up drills and supervising training groups.  Please talk to any of the coaches above the next time you are at training.     

Club Registration Parents must register their child in order for her to be insured to train or play with the Club during the coming year.  You can download an application form from the Roscommon Gaels website and you can also talk to any of the coaches above.  
 
Hurling
U-14 Hurling
The U-14 hurlers lost to St. Dominic's in the county Feile last Saturday. Training continues on Monday evening at 5.30 p.m. in Lisnamult.

LGFA
U16 Football 
Our under 16s took to a very cold and wintery pitch today for their first match in the League v Castlrea at Lisnamult. Playing against the wind in the first half put our backs under a lot of pressure but the girls they did not give into it. Goaly Sioda McGuinness was outstanding today keeping their scoring down to just one goal. The full back line of Eadaoin Walsh, Carragh Kennedy and Caoimhe Walsh were solid and kept Castlrea’s scoring to a minimum. The half back line of Emma Crean, Mikayla Martin and the very talented player Ellen Beisty pushed the Castlrea girls back all day. Credit goes to Shauna Regan & Hollie Harkin who worked the field in all directions. Our forward’s and half forwards of Niamh Kelly, Jessica Doran, Isobelle Stephens Lohan, Saoirse Gilooly, Claire McNeill, Eimear O’Farrell, Ali Beirne, Ava Killion, Eva Greene were very strong and the scores were hard earned.  Good luck for the rest of the season girls.

Pictured are the U16 Management Team Leo McGuinness, Yvonne Donohue & Stephen Lohan.

Junior Football
Our Junior Ladies took on St Michael’s today in round 2 of the Division 3 league in Ballyfarnon.  The Ladies played in atrocious wintery conditions, play had to be suspended for a time.  The opening half we were playing against a very strong wind and missed several opportunities at scoring.  We soon settled into the game 7 points down at half time.  The second everyone of the girls played their hearts out to record their first victory in the league.  Final Result Roscommon Gaels 4-05 St Michaels 4-0.  Next game in the league we play Oran.  

Support!
Please support all our teams as they compete in their various fixtures – it’s so important to all the players to see lots of support and encouragement on the side-lines – no matter what their age :-)!!  – It really does make a difference.
Especially the home games – what better way to pass an evening or morning – stroll up to the pitch, bring the kids and enjoy the fresh air while supporting your club.
Serious Support for all our players – don’t forget the club colours :-)

The GAA are hiring.
Third Level Students required for Cul Camp Employment:
Roscommon Coaching and Games Development are seeking applications from third level students who wish to gain employment on our football & Hurling Cul Camps this summer and must apply with CV and cover letter to willie.hegarty.gm.roscommon@gaa.ie
We are asking clubs to pass this information onto their third level students.
All applicants must be third level.
Coaching background if possible.
Must have GAA Garda Vetting.

Well Done
Well done to Roscommon Gaels lads Cillian & Georoid Egan and-the Roscommon Hurlers who defeated Armagh today.

Congratulations
Congratulations to Carragh Kennedy who is through to the All Ireland U15 Final after winning her Semi final against Brona Farley, Tyrone

Lotto
Jackpot - €10,000 NO WINNER
Numbers Drawn - 4, 15, 16, 24

The weekly winners of €30 were
• Fiachra mac Fhloinn, Donamon.
• Denise Cuttle, Ardsallagh Woods.
• Keran Gannon, Stonepark.
• Paul Kenny, C/o P Menton. 

Thanks to everyone who bought and sold tickets your support is very much appreciated.

Cards
Winner of the 25 Card game on Monday 25th of February in The Hyde Centre were David Gibbons and runner up was Noel Maguire. Thank you for your continued support.  New players always welcome Mondays at 8.30pm.

CBS
Pictured in the Independent during the week was Tim Lambe

Proud day for everyone at CBS Roscommon as they secured a place in the Top Oil Senior Cup final v Garbally college. Final on 13th of March at 4pm in the Sportsgrounds in Galway. Well done to the management team of Mr Griffiths and Patrick O’Farrell and all of the team and to our Gaels Lads.

Camogie
JUVENILE CAMOGIE INDOOR TRAINING 2019

Dear Parent / Guardian,
We are delighted to let you and your children know that U8, U10 and U12 indoor camogie for the coming season is taking place as follows: 

Camogie Coaches and Assistants:  Deirdre McDermott, Ollie Moran, Dervilla Hoare, Roberta Hanley, Michael King, Niamh Fallon, Fiona Ní Chuinn, Orla Connaughton, Marie Cormican, Teresa Hession, Paula Connaughton, Jimmy Brennan, Damien McSharry.

Do you need a hurley? Yes. Players can play indoors with their own hurleys provided they put a sock over the bás to prevent floor damage.  Outdoor training will begin in late March.  Please talk to our coaches if you need to order a hurley as hurleys can be purchased at a lower cost through Roscommon Gaels GAA Club.  

Do you need a helmet? Yes.  All camogie players are required to wear helmets.  In the past, we have provided old helmets to players but since 2014 we have insisted that players have their own helmets which meet correct safety standards.  Please talk to our coaches if you need to order a Club helmet as helmets can be purchased at a lower cost through Roscommon Gaels GAA Club.    

Interested in coaching/assisting? We would be delighted with any help you can give.  We are particularly looking for help with the U8 girls.  The kinds of jobs we need help with are putting on helmets, taking players to the toilet if necessary, taking photos and notes for the club PRO, collecting money and doing the roll call, setting up drills and supervising training groups.  Please talk to any of the coaches above the next time you are at training.   
 
Club Registration Parents must register their child in order for her to be insured to train or play with the Club during the coming year.  You can download an application form from the Roscommon Gaels website and you can also talk to any of the coaches above.  
 
Hurling
U8 Hurling
The U8 hurling season commences indoors in the Convent Gym on Wednesday February 20th from 6pm to 7pm.
Indoors runs for 6 weeks before moving outdoors to Lisnamult from the start of April.
Our U8 manager for 2019 is Nicola Crosbie (086 344 0060)

U10 Hurling
Our u-10 hurlers have got the year off to a fantastic start with 2 weeks of their 6 week indoor fun based skills programme completed . 37 players participated last Monday evening . There was lots of noise , but great to see so many skillful young players enjoying themselves .While 37 is a super number , new players of any level are always welcome
​

U14 Hurling
U14 hurling training takes place on Monday at 5.30 p.m. in Lisnamult. We play our next match in the county Feile competition against St. Dominic's at 11.30 a.m. next Saturday in Lisnamult.

Minor
We took in Athleague Tremane in the first round of minor hurling championship in lisnamult last Saturday.
After playing against a very strong wind we trailed by 3 points.
The lads dug deep in the second half and finished the game strongly and won the game by 3 points on a score line 0-8 to 0-5 We take on st Domnic’s in the second round next Saturday 9th March in lisnamult at 4-30pm

The GAA are hiring
Third Level Students required for Cul Camp Employment:
Roscommon Coaching and Games Development are seeking applications from third level students who wish to gain employment on our football & Hurling Cul Camps this summer and must apply with CV and cover letter to willie.hegarty.gm.roscommon@gaa.ie
We are asking clubs to pass this information onto their third level students.
All applicants must be third level.
Coaching background if possible.
Must have GAA Garda Vetting.

Feile Peil na nÓg 
Connacht GAA will for the second time host Feile Peil na nÓg  on the 28th, 29th and 30th of  June 2019. Games will take place on the Friday evening, Saturday morning and afternoon with semi finals and finals occurring on the Sunday morning and afternoon.  Connacht GAA previously hosted Feile Peil na nOg in 2014 with 8 boys and 4 girls divisions.
We will be entering 3 teams and will need lots of hosts to take children.  We will be holding an information evening shortly for parents.  Its important all attend.  
More information can be found here in the FAQ section 2019 Féile na nÓg – FAQ