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Is that you Shane? Lowry lookalikes enjoy Offaly win over Kildare
Offaly enjoyed a memorable win over Kildare in Croke Park on Sunday afternoon winning the Division 3 Football League Final by 2-17 to 1-18.
Offaly fans made the trip to Dublin for the game and two in particular caught the attention of the TG4 production team.
The two came on screen after a long range effort from Jack Bryant went wide.
They gave the thumbs up and waved for the TG4 cameras with the commentator saying that they looked like Shane Lowry.
The Offaly lads certainly seemed to be enjoying their day and it only got better as it went along with Lee Pearson lifting, and breaking, the Division 3 trophy.
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