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25 May 2022
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Yes Offaly will win a Leinster title this year
No Offaly will have to wait another year for a Leinster title
It is now 16 years since Offaly won a Leinster title in Hurling or Football in the Minor, U-21 or Senior grades. The last title was the U-21 hurling crown in 2000 when Offaly won both U-21 and Minor crowns. They were also in the Senior Final that year. Will the long wait come to an end this year with the U-21 hurlers in the Leinster Final and the minor footballers in the semi-final?
The day a young Ronan O'Gara and Mundy lined out for Offaly rugby club
Davy Fitzgerald has a penalty saved by Brian Whelahan in the 1998 All-Ireland semi-final.
Margaret Maleney and Carmel Kelly supporting their crafty friend Liz Dolan during the Banagher Craft Group Demonstration & Exhibition as part of Bealtaine in Offaly. Pic: Rose Mannion.
Judge told uninsured driver in Offaly who said he needed his car that she hears that every week
Cloghan Development Association has been awarded €14,030 to create a 10km track allowing the local community to enjoy the area’s boglands.
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