One-sided games usually have no major talking points and that was more or less the case for the three televised hurling games this weekend.

Roscommon 1-14 London 0-10: Ruislip hosted its final championship match before redevelopment yesterday but the dilapidated old ground went out with a whimper as Roscommon coasted past their London hosts and into a Connacht semi-final.

The first round of games in the Roscommon Senior Football Championship at the weekend dealt two heavy blows to county manager John Evans, as both Kevin Higgins and Ciarán Murtagh sustained injuries playing for Western Gaels and St Faithleachs respectively.

Dublin football legend Paul Curran believes Alan Brogan’s best position this summer is in a full-forward line alongside brother Bernard.

Both Galway and Roscommon are still in the hunt for promotion to Division 1 after Damien Comer's goal helped the Tribesmen to their third win of the campaign at Hyde Park.

Roscommon continued their excellent run of form this afternoon in Kiltoom as a flurry of fantastic goals helped to put Galway to the sword.

NUI Galway 0-10 Roscommon 0-09: Roscommon manager John Evans felt NUI Galway showed more resolve as the Galway students edged a tempestuous affair at Ballyforan.

Galway and Mayo kept their unbeaten starts to 2015 intact, while NUIG and Sligo also recorded wins in the FBD League this afternoon.

Armagh always looked likely winners as they claimed a five-point win over Roscommon in Round 3 of the All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers at Dr. Hyde Park this evening.

Roscommon 1-17 Cavan 0-18

UCD 0-17 Athlone IT 2-7

Kildare 4-24 Athlone IT 0-12

Roscommon 0-13 Wicklow 1-10

Roscommon 1-11 Sligo 1-08

Athlone IT 1-13 IT Carlow 0-6

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 1-11 Armagh 1-9, Dr. Hyde Park

After helping Dublin capture their second All-Ireland Under-21 Football title, Ciarán Kilkenny has been named as the 2012 Cadbury Hero of the Future.

Dublin 2-12 Roscommon 0-11

Dublin U21 manager Jim Gavin insists there is nothing wrong with Gaelic football, claiming the evolution of the sport has made it an appealing game to watch.

A second half injury to star forward Donie Shine was the only blip on an otherwise satisfactory night for Connacht SFC champions Roscommon in New York.

London top Division 4 of the Allianz Football League after the opening round of matches. Leitrim were also victorious, while there were draws in the Carlow v Wicklow and Longford v Roscommon games.

Mayo motored into the Connacht FBD League final courtesy of a 1-11 to 0-2 hammering of Leitrim at Ballinamore, while Roscommon beat GMIT in the competition’s other game today.

Reigning champions DCU crashed out of the O'Byrne Cup this afternoon, as Kieran McGeeney's Kildare side marched into the semi-finals of the early season competition.

THREE years after their heartbreaking final reversal in Ennis, Kerry managed to enjoy some minor football cheer against Roscommon in Croke Park yesterday.

Kerry 3-15 Roscommon 1-17 (after extra-time)