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Big hitters! Offaly Long Puck Champions champions crowned in Lough Boora
The Offaly Long Puck Champions for 2025 were crowned after a big hitting evening in Lough Boora this week.
There was double success for Kilcormac-Killoughey as they took the honours in both Senior competitions.
Former All-Ireland Champion Cillian Kiely again won the title with his club-mate Jane Lowry winning the Camogie title.
In the U-16 competitions, Clara's Tadgh McGrath came out on top in the hurling with St Cillian's Siofra Ginty winning the camogie
The competition took place in a sun drenched Lough Boora Parklands and thanks were extended to Dean Bracken for laying out the course and organising the event
Offaly senior hurling goalkeeper Mark Troy and Barry Kinsella from Offaly camogie were on hand to make the presentations.
All four will now go on to represent Offaly in Leinster and will be hoping to make the iconic All Ireland Finals in the Cooley Mountains in Louth
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