Martin Fallon was an Irish Gaelic footballer, born in March 1969 and died on 17 January 2025 at the age of 55. At club level he played with Strokestown in County Roscommon, helping the club beat Roscommon Gaels in a replay to win the Roscommon Senior Football Championship in 1992, adding a Roscommon Intermediate Football Championship in 2000 after Strokestown regained senior status, and ending his career with another senior title in 2002. At inter-county level he progressed from the Roscommon minor team to the under-21 side and made his senior debut in a challenge game in September 1988, and he was part of the Roscommon team that beat Mayo in a replay to win the Connacht Senior Football Championship in 1991. Born in Lancashire, he grew up in Tulsk and Strokestown and worked as an accountant, then as an emergency medical technician and advanced paramedic.
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At club level, he played with Strokestown and at inter-county level lined out at various levels with Roscommon.
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