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WATCH: The dramatic late goal that secured the Offaly minors a last second win over Meath
The Offaly Minor Hurlers snatched a dramatic late win over Meath in St Brendan's Park on Saturday.
Odhran Fletcher had a late free on the terrace side in Birr into the wind to win the game.
His strike dropped short but somehow made it all the way to the back of the net winning the game for Offaly.
Watch the goal on Twitter from www.clubber.ie
Offaly steal it at the death!
— Clubber (@clubber) March 22, 2025
Odhran Fletcher's strike carries all the way into the back of the net as @Offaly_GAA win it with the last puck of the game!
Watch the @gaaleinster Minor Hurling Championship back NOW on https://t.co/yMkMTpFmTc pic.twitter.com/Re3m9AfThb
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