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Two Offaly players named on GAA's Hurling Team of the Week
Two Offaly players have been named on the GAA's Hurling Team of the Week.
Offaly held their nerve to overcome Antrim in windy conditions in Glenisk O'Connor Park to secure their place in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship for 2026.
Centre-back Donal Shirley has been chosen at wing-back on the team of the week while Charlie Mitchell, who started at full forward for Offaly on Sunday, has been chosen at corner-forward.
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The Team of the Week in full is
Mark Fanning - Wexford
Conor Foley - Wexford
Conor Prunty - Waterford
Sean O'Donoghue - Cork
Donal Shirley - Offaly
Ciaran Joyce - Cork
Mark Coleman - Cork
David Burke - Galway
Tom Monaghan - Galway
Ryan Taylor - Clare
Lee Chin - Wexford
Tony Kelly - Clare
Gerry Keegan - Kildare
Brian Concannon - Galway
Charlie Mitchell - Offaly
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