Cavan GAA and Cavan's Garda Síochána paid tribute to the young boy
13 Sept 2025
13 Sept 2025
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Adam Screeney - Adam Screeney got the TG4 man of the match, though he was arguably Offaly's third best player, behind Dan Bourke and Brecon Kavanagh. Those opinions, however, don't matter one bit and he once again stood up to be counted. Screeney is Offaly's single most important player and he showed here how brilliantly effective he can be. He was deadly from his frees and he scored two wonderful points from play, one in each half. It was a day when he was tightly marked and possession was limited but he was once again excellent, a key player in Offaly's win. Rating – 8
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