Tuesday 27 October 2020
Claughaun and Strokestown are the affected clubs.
The draw for the Roscommon SFC was also made tonight.
Ronan Brady took the road less travelled.
The draw will now take place in late December.
The Tribesmen are hoping to retain their crown.
Both goals at Newbridge arrived after half-time.
The Rossies advanced but today’s other semi-final fell foul of Storm Dennis.
The hosts saw Niall Daly dismissed for a second yellow card after just 23 minutes.
The Tribe boss makes seven changes to the team that defeated Mayo last weekend.
Elsewhere Tyrone overcame Down int he Dr McKenna Cup semi-final.
After a series of county final losses, Roscommon champions Padraig Pearses start out in Connacht today.
Elphin’s Aidan Brady has been brought on board as Roscommon’s first commercial director.
A three-point success for Padraig Pearses delivered their first title.
Holders Roscommon look set to face James Horan’s side in the semi-final.
There’s plenty to get stuck into over the next fortnight.
Brian Stack bagged two goals for the Rossies.
Enda Smith captains Roscommon as they start out in the Super 8s today.
Mickey Harte says Tyrone will be appealing all three of his nephew’s black cards.
Galway will face Mayo in next week’s decider.
Roscommon U20s and Mayo minors sealed places in the provincial final tonight.
Diarmuid Murtagh underwent an eye operation to repair a detached retina and wasn’t sure if he’d play for Roscommon again.
Conor Cox has scored 1-40 for Roscommon this season after transferring from Kerry.
Tomás Ó Sé watched his former Kerry team-mate Conor Cox star yesterday.
Anthony Cunningham led the Rossies to a stirring comeback defeat of his native county.
5 talking points after Roscommon dethroned Galway in Salthill.
Anthony Cunningham’s side trailed by five at half-time and powered to victory from there.
Anthony Cunningham’s side need to improve on their semi-final performance against Mayo.
The sides meet in Pearse Stadium on Sunday at 4pm.
The former Galway hurling boss guided Roscommon to a stunning victory against Mayo on Saturday night.
For the first time since 2001, Roscommon took down their neighbours in a championship game.
Roscommon are unchanged for Saturday night’s game.
Conor Cox played seven times at senior level for Kerry, but makes his championship debut tomorrow for his adopted county – Roscommon.
Leitrim boss Terry Hyland will start with four debutants on Sunday.
The action starts next weekend in London and New York.
The result confirmed a swift return to Division 2 for the Rossies.
The Rossies finished the game with 14-men.
The Ulster side ran out nine-point winners.
Clare are expected to appeal Kelly’s ban, while Roscommon’s Donie Smith could be facing a suspension.
Brian Reape and Conor Diskin are both named in the starting side.
Donie Smith hit 0-8 for the winners against Galway.
