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Roscommon/Galway: Match report

Roscommon pulled off the shock of the football championship so far when they scored a fully-deserved four-point win over last year's beaten All Ireland finalists Galway at Tuam.

Sun, 03 Jun, 2001 - 18:01

Roscommon 2-12 Galway 0-14

Roscommon pulled off the shock of the football championship so far when they scored a fully-deserved four-point win over last year's beaten All Ireland finalists Galway at Tuam.

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