BIG NIGHT OUT IN PICTURES: Great celebrations at presentation of medals to All Ireland winning Offaly U-20s
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01 Jul 2022
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01 Jul 2022
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On the week when Offaly added another Leinster title to their collection with the Minor Hurlers defeating Laois in O'Moore Park, we have put together a challenging quiz to test you knowledge of Offaly's Leinster title winning captains. How many can you get right first time.
Just click on the correct answer each time and we'll start with......
The captain in 1994, can you name this St Ryangh's clubman who lifted both Leinster and All-Ireland titles.
Mark Wilson (Blacksmith) gets Banagher man Aubrey Claffey to work on a piece of decorative copper during the 2019 “That’s Beats Banagher” festival.
Pupils from Gaelscoil na Laochra asking what the delay is with their new school.
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