The Palace night club in Tullamore on Friday night, October 22
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VOTE: Offaly All Time Great quarter-final: Shane Lowry v Mick McDonagh
Shane Lowry
Mick McDonagh
The Offaly Express is continuing a series of polls to crown Offaly's All Time Great.
A shortlist of 16 was drafted with some of Offaly's finest exports drawn from the areas of sport, politics, music, television and business duelling it out for votes, and following a week of voting, we now have our quarter-final line-up.
Golfer Shane Lowry took a shot and drove past Tullamore Dew creator Daniel E. Williams in the round of 16 after a very competitive poll.
GAA superfan Mick McDonagh will go up against Lowry after beating off competition from Mundy in the round of 16.
You can vote in the other three quarter-final ties here.
Quarter-final voting closes at 11pm on Sunday, February 10.
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