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WATCH: Match highlights from Offaly's historic U20 All-Ireland win over Tipperary
If you missed the Offaly v Tipperary U20 All-Ireland final or if you just want to relive it, here is your chance with full match highlights from Nowlan Park.
Offaly prevailed on a 2-20 to 2-14 scoreline and were the better team for much of the game. It's the county's first All-Ireland success at the grade.
Adam Screeney scored 0-12 points while Dan Bourke was a giant in the half-forward win. He claimed man of the match and lifted the trophy as Offaly captain.
Watch the highlights below or read Kevin Corrigan's full match report here.
WATCH: FULL-TIME HIGHLIGHTS
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 1, 2024
Offaly are crowned All-Ireland Under-20 Hurling champions as they prove just too strong for Tipperary on the day.@Offaly_GAA 2-20@TipperaryGAA 2-14#GAANOW brings you the best of all the action… pic.twitter.com/qNuhkDEmHz
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