Tipperary County Board chairman Michael Bourke has described a proposed two-match suspension for Jason Forde as a “severe injustice”.

Dublin defender Philly McMahon has so far escaped sanction following claims of eye-gouging Kieran Donaghy in the All-Ireland final.

John Evans will learn this evening if he is to continue as Roscommon senior football manager into 2016.

Several thousand supporters are to lose out as a result of the Connacht Council’s decision to stage next month’s provincial football decider at Dr Hyde Park.

A fundraising arm of the Roscommon County Board has released a novel video giving an insight into the county’s senior footballers.

A Roscommon GAA club will lodge a complaint after the contents of a visiting team bus toilet were emptied outside their grounds following a weekend intercounty game.

Nigel Dineen is being earmarked as the likely replacement for Des Newton, who resigned as Roscommon senior football manager last night.

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

Former inter-county player Des Newton was ratified as the new manager of the Roscommon senior footballers last night, succeeding the departed Fergal O'Donnell.

A host of provincial club finals, the Champion 15 awards and the Roscommon County Convention are among the GAA events that have fallen victim of the wintry weather this weekend.

LIAM KEARNS has expressed an interest in taking charge of the Galway footballers.

DERMOT EARLEY, iconic Gaelic footballer and one of the greats of Roscommon and Connacht GAA, has long been regarded as one of the greatest-ever players never to win an All-Ireland medal – something denied to him by Kerry in the 1980 final.

ROSCOMMON GAA bosses are to ask Croke Park officials for an extension of time to repay a loan of €1 million to a supporter who bailed them out of a financial crux almost five years ago.

GAA ATTENDANCE figures for the season have exceeded all expectations, with director general Páraic Duffy indicating yesterday that numbers for the Championship have actually increased.

The Roscommon county board are set to reveal the name of their new senior football manager on Monday night.

At least two clubs are due to table motions of no confidence in the Roscommon County Board this week.

GAA President Sean Kelly yesterday said he was happy that “any wrongdoings” in the Roscommon GAA crisis have “been corrected” — and he believes the county will “rally around” to take itself out of its €1.4m mire.

THE GAA was embroiled in another controversy last night after it was revealed that over €60,000 was transferred from Roscommon GAA finances to a company associated with the former chairman of the county board.

The Roscommon county board are without a chairman after Stephen Banahan confirmed his resignation at a meeting last night.

Croke Park should be opened to rugby and soccer for a three-year trial period while Lansdowne Road is being redeveloped, according to a motion submitted to the GAA tonight.

The Roscommon County Board has reacted angrily to claims that manager Tommy Carr had resigned as the westerners' football manager, at the alleged request of the team.

ROSCOMMON chairman Stephen Banaghan last night branded as “mischievous” a report claiming that Tommy Carr had resigned as the county’s football manager, having allegedly been requested to do so by the senior panel.

FORMER Roscommon County Board chairman Tommy Kenoy remains adamant that Croke Park should be opened to other sports.