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Jack Bryant clinches the match for Offaly with a late goal.
While they might not know their opponents for the All-Ireland U-20 Final, the time,date and venue for the game have been confirmed
Offaly will play Down or Roscommon in Croke Park on Sunday, August 15 at 1pm. The final will be played before the All-Ireland semi-final between Kerry and Tyrone.
Offaly come into the final off the back of a Leinster Final win over Dublin and a hugely impressive win over Cork in the All-Ireland semi-final.
The @EirGrid All-Ireland U20 Football Championship Final, @Offaly_GAA v @OfficialDownGAA or @RoscommonGAA, is fixed for Croke Park on Sunday, 15th August at 1.00pm
— Official Offaly GAA (@Offaly_GAA) August 4, 2021
The All-Ireland SFC semi-final - Kerry v Tyrone - is also in Croke Park on Sun 15th at 4pm
No info on tickets yet pic.twitter.com/TqVzMxrSvW
Raheen are flying in the IFC
IRELAND WEATHER FORECAST: Met Eireann forecasting big change in the weather this week as heatwave comes to a dramatic end
WEATHER WARNING: Status Orange Thuderstorm Warning issued with Met Eireann warning of heavy downpours and possible flooding
Roscrea arrested the driver in Roscrea town centre on Monday morning - photo An Garda Síochána Tipperary Facebook
The Tullamore Show is officially opened on Sunday by the Minister for Agriculture
Offaly victim of fatal assault in Athlone named as gardai make further appeal
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