Roscommon victory brings extra glory

Roscommon's 4-11 to 1-16 victory over Offaly today in Tullamore not only booked John Maughan's side a place in the NFL Division Two semi-finals but also gained them entry to next season's restructed Divison Two.

Roscommon victory brings extra glory
Sun, 15 Apr, 2007 - 19:34

Roscommon's 4-11 to 1-16 victory over Offaly today in Tullamore not only booked John Maughan's side a place in the NFL Division Two semi-finals but also gained them entry to next season's restructured Division Two.

The Rossies' win saw them finish second in the Division 2A table, ahead of Longford and Leitrim who will both be playing in Division Three in 2008.

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