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Shane Lowry and Chris O'Dowd feature in brilliant newspaper front page
The Roscommon Herald has created a brilliant front page this week ahead of the U20 All-Ireland Football Final between their county and Offaly on Sunday.
Featuring Offaly's most famous son Shane Lowry and Roscommon's Hollywood A-lister and former underage goalkeeper Chris O'Dowd, the cartoon pokes fun at the hay bales that delayed the start of the Limerick v Cork hurling semi-final last weekend.
The pair are displayed in full county colours as the team buses and convoy of fans approach the area and they thumb a lift to the big game!
Here's the front page of today's @RoscommonPeople as we count down to Sunday's big game! @dan_dooner @SeamusDuke @ciaranmullooly pic.twitter.com/anDw5oqEJT
— Paul Healy (@paulrospeople) August 12, 2021
There is huge anticipation in both counties ahead of Sunday All-Ireland. Offaly beat Dublin and Cork en route to Croker while Roscommon overcame Mayo and Down.
The game throws in at 1.30pm on Sunday and will be screened live on TG4.
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