28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Offaly minor hurling team named for Dublin clash
The Offaly minor hurling team has been named for their second Leinster Minor Championship game of the campaign.
After suffering a narrow defeat to Wexford in their opening game, Offaly travel to Parnell Park to take on Dublin at 2pm on Saturday. Dublin lost their opening game by a point to Kilkenny.
Offaly minor hurling manager Declan Loughnane and his management team of Paddy Guinan, Niall McGrath and Pat Temple have named the following starting 15.
Adam Fitzgerald - Birr
JJ O'Brien - Shinrone, Kelan Rigney - St. Rynagh's, Conor Hardiman - Kinnitty
Joe Ryan - Crinkle, Luke Egan - Tullamore, Joe Hoctor - Carrig & Riverstown
Jack Screeney - Kilcormac-Killoughey, Sam Burke - Durrow
Luke Wyer - Durrow, Luke Nolan - Birr, Charlie Mitchell - Kilcormac-Killoughey
Niall Lyons - Birr, Dan Murray - Kilcormac-Killoughey, Mark Troy - Durrow
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