We’re at the halfway point in three of the most important weekends concerning Roscommon football in 2015.

The draws for Cork and Limerick’s 2015 County Championships are already made, but which clubs will be celebrating into the Christmas and beyond after successful campaigns? Our reporters provide the anorak’s guide.

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.

St Brigid’s 3-12 St Faithleach’s 0-7

St Brigids’ "drive for five" remains intact after a comfortable victory against last year’s beaten finalists, Western Gaels, in yesterday’s Roscommon SFC semi-final at Dr Hyde Park.

St Brigid’s will argue against Frankie Dolan’s 48-week ban at Croke Park after their appeal to reduce the length of the suspension was rejected by the Connacht Council.

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.

Frankie Dolan is facing a lengthy ban after an alleged assault on the fourth official after last month’s Connacht Club final.

There was lots of spectacular action in an absorbing game in Hyde Park yesterday, before Castlebar Mitchels managed by the experienced Pat Holmes, saw off St. Brigids, and denied the Roscommon men a four-in-a-row.

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

Limerick's Na Piarsaigh and Castlebar Mitchels took AIB Munster Hurling and Connacht Football Senior provincial titles respectively, while Portlaoise and St. Vincent's advanced to the Leinster Club SFC Final today.

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

Reigning All-Ireland Club SFC Champions St. Brigid's advanced in Connacht; St. Loman's and Newtown Blues claimed first round wins in Leinster; while Castlebar Mitchells, Kingdom Kerry Gaels, Rathnew and St Martin's claimed county title wins, following today's Senior Club Football action.

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.

All-Ireland champions St. Brigid’s survived a major test from South rivals Clann na nGael before prevailing, 1-7 to 0-9, in yesterday’s Roscommon senior football championship semi-final in Dr Hyde Park.

All-Ireland club champions St Brigid’s came perilously close to a sensational defeat in the Roscommon SFC quarter-finals on Saturday.

Anthony Flaherty’s proudest days came draped in the primrose and blue of Roscommon, not least the 1984 Centenary Cup victory over Wexford.

Reigning All-Ireland club football champions St Brigid’s booked a place in the quarter-finals of the Roscommon SFC with an easy 2-12 to 0-4 win against Kilbride.

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

At the 10th time of asking, St Brigid’s coach Liam McHale finally became an All-Ireland winner, and manager Kevin McStay was only too happy to acknowledge his fellow Mayo man’s perseverance.

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. Brigids (Roscommon) 2-7 Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) 1-9

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

St. Brigid’s completed a famous three in-a-row of AIB Connacht Club SFC titles as they got the better of Ballaghaderreen in today’s final in Castlebar.

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

For their respective clubs and counties, cousins Dessie and Frankie Dolan are recognised by their supporters as being the outstanding forwards of this generation.

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

There was early cause for celebration among the AIB GAA All-Ireland Club SFC semi-finalists today, with players from each of the clubs receiving accolades for outstanding performance in the Championship in 2011.

ST BRIGID’S booked their place in the last-four of the All-Ireland with an eight-point victory over 14-man Fulham Irish at Ruislip.

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.

ST. BRIGID'S (Roscommon) 0-11 COROFIN (Galway) 0-10

DESPITE being given a first-half scare, defending champions St Brigid’s cruised into the Connacht Club SFC final with a merited six-point defeat of plucky Tourlestrane at Markievicz Park yesterday.

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.

SAME as it ever was. Over the course of Crossmaglen’s revival in this campaign, we were fed a diet of claims by everyone associated with the team that this was a new team.

IN EVERY close game there are crucial moments. Split second decisions that determine winners and losers.