Laois GAA top-brass will meet later this week to begin the search for a fifth county football manager in nine years.

Roscommon’s management and county board remain tight-lipped yesterday in the wake of Shane Curran’s scathing attack on John Evans following Saturday’s Connacht semi-final loss to Sligo.

London 0-11 Cavan 2-22: Cavan’s trip to London proved more routine than expected but victory came at a price for Terry Hyland’s men.

London manager Paul Coggins has called for fellow Roscommon native Shane Curran to retract his scathing remarks about the Exiles made on The Sunday Game.

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.

A Ciaran Murtagh goal proved decisive as Roscommon advanced to a GAA Connacht SFC Semi-final date with Sligo, following a seven-point win in Ruislip.

You’d have done well to spot Martin Carroll at MacHale Park on London’s afternoon of history back in July 2013.

Prodigal son Cathal McCarron is capable of competing at the top level with Tyrone again.

Limerick 1-16 London 1-13

London 0-7 Galway 3-17

"London, it’s a great city." It’s the type of stock line that gets thrown about because it sounds like the right thing to say.

London boss Paul Coggins has dismissed suggestions his side will adopt a defensive approach in Sunday’s Connacht SFC semi-final against Galway.

London’s Mark Gottsche is confident Ruislip can hold onto its reputation as a ground to avoid come the summer when the dilapidated facility undergoes a £5m (€5,962,000) refurbishment.

London 2-7 Carlow 0-13

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The Minister of State for Tourism and Sport confirmed €2 million of the monies cut from the sports budget earlier this year has been returned to the sector for use at grass roots and elite levels.

ALL-IRELAND SFC RD4 QUALIFIER:

London are set to line out with an unchanged team when they make their historic trip to Croke Park for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC fourth round qualifier against Cavan (throw-in 3pm).

It was a day of tasteful touches.

Paul Coggins insists his London side are undaunted by the prospect of facing Mayo on their home patch in Sunday’s Connacht final.

London football manager Paul Coggins has broken further new ground by winning the Philips Sports Manager of the Month award for June.

Mayo forward Cillian O'Connor is itching to wear the green and red jersey again as he continues his gradual recovery from a dislocated shoulder.

London midfielder Mark Gottsche, who missed Sunday’s dramatic victory over Leitrim, is hopeful he can recover from injury in time for the historic Connacht final meeting with champions Mayo on Sunday fortnight.

London 2-11 Leitrim 1-13

London manager Paul Coggins has made one change to his team to face Leitrim in Sunday's Connacht SFC semi-final replay at Dr. Hyde Park (throw-in 3.40pm).

Leitrim 0-13 London 2-07

Leitrim 0-13 London 2-7

When Lorcan Mulvey packed his bags and departed for London in 2011, re-igniting his inter-county career was the furthest thing from his mind.

London 1-12 Sligo 0-14

London captain Seamus Hannon says yesterday’s victory over Sligo comes as no surprise to their squad, and they’re planning a repeat performance in Carrick-on-Shannon next month.

London footballer Mark Gottsche says it is disappointing that the GAA have prevented his side from playing two challenge games this weekend.

Former Mayo star Aidan Kilcoyne is on the verge of an inter-county switch to London.

In the corridor at Ruislip following Saturday’s qualifier, Antrim boss Liam Bradley was conducting a television interview when referee Pádraig Hughes peered around the corner.

Her Majesty didn’t add a Ruislip leg to her Jubilee celebrations, which was perhaps a good thing for Leitrim as they were given enough of a fright on the pitch.

Eoin O’Neill is a major doubt for London’s Connacht SFC clash with Leitrim after suffering a knee injury during last weekend’s round of club championship games.

A potential crisis for the London senior footballers has been averted by the rescheduling of the start of the London Senior Football Championship.

London’s preparations for their Connacht SFC clash with Leitrim on June 3 are back on track after clubs acted last night to resolve a dilemma which threatened to dash the county team’s hopes of another championship campaign.

An emergency county board meeting called for this evening looks set to determine the fate of the London footballers, with the panel on course to be decimated by the ‘Seanie Johnston rule’.

LONDON GAA chiefs are set to face a bill in the region of €20,000 in order to enter a team in next year’s FBD League competition with Connacht Council officials insisting that they are not in a position to provide monetary assistance as all the competing teams look after their own financial affairs when entering the pre-season event.

LONDON’S season may have come to a disappointing conclusion, but as far as Paul Coggins is concerned, this is only the beginning.

Former Antrim player Sean McVeigh will lead an unchanged London team when they take on Waterford in tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC second round qualifier.

LONDON manager Paul Coggins insists the favourites’ tag rests easy with his team ahead of Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC qualifier against Waterford.

WHERE would two former Dr Crokes Killarney players lining out for London watch the draw for the second round of the All-Ireland qualifiers?

Manager Paul Coggins is convinced that London's long-awaited Championship win over Fermanagh on Saturday will not be a flash in the pan.