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POLL: Offaly All Time Greats Last 16 - Eamon Bulfin v Pat Smullen
Pat Smullen
Eamon Bulfin
This vote is between revolutionary hero Eamon Bulfin and nine-time champion Irish flat jockey Pat Smullen.
The person who gets the most votes will move on to the quarter-finals. Voting close at 11.59pm on Saturday.
We are continuing our search for Offaly's All Time Great, pitting 16 contenders from all walks of life in the county against each other to find an ultimate winner.
You can vote in all the other round of 16 ties in the Offaly All-Time Great series here.
The damaged former Tesco building in Tullamore town centre
Gardai have sealed off all streets around the former Tesco building which is on fire in Tullamore town centre
Adrian Cleary, captain Jason Sampson, Sean Cleary and man of the match Ciaran Cleary celebrate Shinrone's county title success.
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