Donnellon Cup and A1 Roofing Ltd Singles take centre stage.
Pete Donnellon Cup.
The annual Pete Donnellon Cup between Roscommon and Longford takes place next Sunday the 18th of January @ Hannon's Hotel Roscommon Town 3pm sharp. Mens Panel- Mick Kilroe, Gerry Murphy, Patrick Tansey, Denis Coffey, Jimmy Finn, Sean Fleming, Martin Fleming, Padraig Kearney, Francis Hussey, Sean Finan, Thomas Concannon, David Concannon, Mark Finneran, Paul Carton, Jimmy Reilly, Mick Egan, Matthew Hynes, Martin Murphy, Frank Duffy.
A1 Roofing Singles.
Immediately after the Pete Donnellon Cup named players from both Counties take part in a Singles Tournament sponsored by A1 Roofing Ltd. Cortoonmore, Ballaghaderreen. Entry into Singles is €10. Prize fund is on a Money in-Money Out basis +. ONLY players named on Roscommon and Longford panels on the day are eligible to take part. Further information from Tommy on 0861088798.

Week 10 results
Creatons, Loughglynn 2-5 Murray's, Elphin (11-16)
Church Street Station, Roscommon 4-3 Claypipe Bar, Knockcroghery (13-15)
Spell's, Ballaghadereen 5-2 Flanagan's, Castleplunket (17-11)
Kate's, Castlerea 3-4 McDermott's, Ballinaheglish (15-17)

Follow the league at http://www.rosdarts.blogspot.com

Ireland Players Championship Round Three
Mick Egan, Thomas Concannon and Mark Finneran made the long trek to Tramore on Saturday for round three of the Ireland Players Championship. Egan was the sole Roscommon representative in a field of 129 entries for the mens singles, and won through to the last 8, before losing out to John Elder of Antrim. With board favourite Daryl Gurney still at the Lakeside, Egan took advantage to win his board out, and gain 6 ranking points in the race for the grand finals. Elder, who had missed double 12 for a nine dart finish in his last 16 match, won out the event, beating Benny Grace of Kilkenny. Concannon and Finneran took their places in a field of 40 in the youths competition. Concannon went out early, losing out to Jason Hahessy of Tipperary, but Finneran got all the way to the final, before losing out to Martin Henegan of Mayo. Finneran gained 10 points in the youths rankings for his efforts.