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11 Sept 2025
11 Sept 2025
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Offaly showed terrific grit and determination as they grinded out a very hard earned 1-18 to 1-15 win over Dublin in a tough, uncompromising Leinster U-20 hurling final in Portlaoise on Wednesday evening. Here's how the players rated on the night.
Liam Hoare - Liam Hoare has been in terrific form in the last two games. For the second game in a row, he made a fantastic penalty save. His second half stop from Diarmuid O'Dulaing was terrific as the Dubliner hit the ground with the ball but Hoare showed great reflexes. He was very good with his puckouts and ability to find his man. Rating – 8
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