The prize for the winners of Sunday’s Offaly-Wicklow game is a date with Dublin, a take that John Evans likens to facing a ‘firing squad’.

Corofin (Galway) 2-13 St Brigid’s (Roscommon) 0-5: In a way, it was a pity that referee Jerome Henry blew full-time just as Michael Farragher bore down on goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time, as another point would have given Corofin the biggest winning margin ever in a Connacht final.

Where do we go from here? It’s an inevitable question for a club that has reached the peak. After St Brigid’s made the summit theirs in 2013, it was obvious there would be a few players recognised the only way was down.

Ballintubber 3-9 St Brigid’s 1-13

Corofin and Ballintubber will meet in the AIB Connacht Senior Football Final for the second time since 2011 on November 23, following wins over Aughawillan and St Brigids respectively this afternoon.

Castlebar Mitchels’ talismanic midfielder Barry Moran is free to line out against Dr Crokes in the All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final after winning his appeal for a red card suspension from the Connacht final.

St Brigid’s 2-12 Castlebar Mitchel's 3-13 (aet)

Reigning AIB Ulster Club SFC Champions Crossmaglen Rangers bowed out following a replay defeat to Kilcoo today.

St Brigid's (Roscommon) 2-10 Tourlestrane (Sligo) 0-09

St Brigid’s 1-13 Western Gaels 0-09

All-Ireland Senior Club Football Champions St. Brigid's claimed their fourth Roscommon Senior Football title in succession, while elsewhere Ballinderry Shamrocks, Roslea and Longford Slashers claimed county final wins.

If this fine country has relied on anything in recent times, it is our certainty about what represents an Absolute Disgrace.

Tyrone defenders have come and gone over the years, but Conor Gormley has bucked the turnover trend.

Mayo 0-21 Roscommon 0-9

Richie Feeney has replaced the injured Cillian O'Connor in the Mayo attack for Sunday's Connacht SFC semi-final against Roscommon in Castlebar (throw-in 4pm).

As the countdown to Sunday’s Connacht SFC semi-final against Roscommon gathers momentum in Mayo, manager James Horan has issued a stark reminder to the team’s loyal and long-suffering supporters.

St Brigid’s (Roscommon) 2-11 Ballymun Kickhams (Dublin) 2-10

Every team starts out a year with targets and goals.

St Brigids (Roscommon) 2-11 Ballymun Kickhams (Dublin) 2-10

The St. Brigid's team for Sunday's AIB All-Ireland Club SFC final against Ballymun Kickhams has been announced.

St Brigid’s forward Frankie Dolan hopes the Roscommon champions will renew acquaintances with Crossmaglen Rangers in February’s All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final.

St Brigid’s 1-12 Ballaghaderreen 0-06

Salthill/Knocknacarra 0-8 St Brigid’s 0-15

Roscommon kingpins St. Brigid's qualified for their third successive AIB Connacht Club SFC final by defeating Salthill-Knocknacarra at Pearse Stadium.

St Brigid’s 2-08 Padraig Pearses 0-09

Let’s begin where we left off back in late May, on the eve of the championship, with the text message sent by a glum young man from south Tipperary a few hours after Kilkenny had sauntered to the National League title.

Roscommon 0-8 Tyrone 1-16

The sponsorship person who has to hang around to present the man of the match award could have made a strong case for it to be done at half-time in Hyde Park yesterday to get home out of the rain.

Roscommon 0-10 Galway 3-15

No county for young men — a headline that might illustrate the job predicament in the West of Ireland at the moment.

Roscommon manager Des Newton has selected his team to face Galway in Sunday's Connacht SFC quarter-final at Dr. Hyde Park (throw-in 4pm).

Roscommon condemned Cavan to another league defeat at Dr Hyde Park.

Longford recovered from conceding a couple of goals in the early stages to eventually get the better of neighbouring rivals Roscommon in a highly entertaining Allianz FL Division 3 encounter at Brothers Pearse Park.

Joe McQuillan’s final whistle was still ringing in Anthony Cunningham’s ears when the first wave of St Brigid’s players and coaches were shaking his hand and offering whatever assistance they could for next month’s All-Ireland final.

Garrycastle (Westmeath) 1-11 St Brigid’s (Roscommon) 1-9

THE unsavoury scenes at the end of this Connacht SFC club final in Kiltoom will dominate the initial headlines but the lasting legacy will be abouta stirring second-half comeback by Roscommon champions St Brigid’s to retain their crown.

FOUR weeks ago in the Galway county football final, Alan O’Donovan, Corofin’s corner-forward, shot ten points against Tuam Stars.

The AIB Connacht Club SFC final will be a Galway-Roscommon affair after Corofin and St. Brigid’s came through today’s semi-final encounters.

ST. BRIGID’S won their fifth Roscommon senior football title in seven seasons with a hard-earned victory over a resolute Elphin side a wet and dreary Dr Hyde Park.

WE have become accustomed to Dublin dominating the agenda at Croke Park — but this was something new.

Tyrone 3-19 Roscommon 1-14

IT has been a miserable week for Roscommon.

LET’S say it as it is.

Roscommon will field an unchanged team when they battle it out with Mayo in Sunday's Connacht SFC final.

Roscommon manager Fergal O'Donnell has talked up Connacht final opponents Mayo, dubbing them 'one of the top five or six teams in the country.'

CHAMPIONS Roscommon eased to another Connacht final after crushing lacklustre Leitrim in this one- sided affair at Páirc Sean Mac Diarmada in Carrick-on-Shannon yesterday.

Leitrim 0-06 Roscommon 2-12