The Clann na nGael executive is thrilled to share some exciting news about several grant awards received by the club in 2024, enabling significant enhancement projects to begin over 2024 and 2025.In July, the club was awarded a Community Climate Action grant from the Department of Environment, Climate, and Communications....

Roscommon Gaels B 1-04 1-07 Clann na nGael BReport by Jason Byrne.Our Seery's Bar sponsored Men's second team edged into the Junior A final thanks to a gruelling three point win over Roscommon Gaels B in Ballyforan on Saturday night. Cathal Shine’s first half goal and 0-3 each from Tomas O’Neill and Gavin McManus were...

CLANN NA NGAEL 1-22 ST. FAITHLEACH’S 3-17 AET CLANN came back from the dead to force extra-time, but it was not enough to kill off St. Faithleach’s in Saturday’s epic Roscommon SFC quarter-final in Kiltoom.  In one of the games of the championship, Pat Fallon’s men trailed by five heading into injury time before points...

  Senior Championship Round 1.     CLANN NA NGAEL came back from the dead to stun Padraig Pearses in Johnstown and get their Senior Championship campaign off to a dream start.      Pat Fallon’s side were 2-10 to 1-9 behind with a minute to go when they fired 1-2 without reply in stoppage time to gun down their...

Our Matrix Bathrooms sponsored Clann na nGael Senior Men's team swept Boyle aside on Friday evening in a comfortable O’Rourke Cup win in Johnstown. Pat Fallon’s men had most of the work done in a super first half performance as the visitors were punished for their wastefulness in front of goal.  Clann led 0-7 to 0-2...

Ronan Stack's late goal stole victory for St. Brigid’s against Clann na nGael in round 8 of the O’Rourke Cup in Johnstown on Friday night. The sides were level at 1-7 each with a minute to go when the former Roscommon defender pounced on a long ball at the back post to lash home from close range. The reigning Connacht...

Tony Whyte Snr. RIP The Clann na Gael Community has been plunged into mourning with the sad passing of club President, Tony Whyte. Tony has been an iconic figure throughout most of Clann's existence, and indeed Roscommon and the wider Gaa Community. Tony has served the club as a player, coach, manager, club officer,...

Clann na nGael suffered their first O’Rourke Cup Division 1 defeat of the season against Oran on Friday night. The visitors took the spoils in Johnstown despite the hosts holding a commanding 0-10 to 0-6 lead at half time. But Emmet Kenny’s black card at the end of the first half gave Oran a new lease of life which turned...

The recipient of this years Hall of Fame award was a stalwart from the beginning of Clann Senior success. Playing at wing back on the first of the three in a row minor Championship winning teams in 1957, senior success quickly followed for him. A strong and versatile footballer our recipient played as a back, midfield...

Clann na nGael are pleased to confirm the appointment of Seán Conlon and Pat Fallon as joint managers of our Matrix Bathrooms sponsored Men's Senior team. Seán and Pat both live in Barna, County Galway and bring with them a wealth of management and coaching experience at all levels of the game. Sean Conlon is a qualified...