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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Dan Ravenhill scores a goal for Ballinamere ahead of Conor Slevin in last year's final.
ONE of the most eagerly anticipated Offaly Senior Hurling Championships in recent years will commence this weekend when ten clubs aim to fulfil their dreams and ambitions. The emerging rivalry between champions Kilcormac-Killoughey and an exciting young Ballinamere team is a big ingredient in this sense of excitement. And the presence of other clubs capable of upsetting all predictions pours more petrol on a blazing fire. There have been players coming in and going out from all the squads from last year. Here we go through all the teams looking at the management teams, new players, absentees and the prospects for each of the ten teams as the battle for the Sean Robbins Cup gets underway.
CLICK ON THE ARROWS ABOVE TO GO THROUGH THE TEAMS
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