Offaly now know their group for the All-Ireland senior camogie championship
Offaly now know their group for the All-Ireland senior camogie championship
The Tullamore team which won the 2020 U-13 Football Championship with a big win over Na Fianna. Picture: Alex Aubin.
Orla Whelan clears for Offaly.
Mick with the Offaly panel after the final whistle
The Offaly panel and management after beating Wicklow.
Shane Horan played well for Offaly.
Shane Horan played well for Offaly.
Padraig Cantwell, starting against Wicklow.
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The Offaly panel and management after beating Wicklow.
Padraig Cantwell, starting against Wicklow.
Shane Horan played well for Offaly.
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Cathal Mangan, named at midfield for Offaly.
Oisin Kelly and Killian Sampson celebrating promotion.
Eoin Rigney, playing well for Offaly.
Kilcormac/Killoughey club man Brendan Monaghan watching Offaly beat Down in hurling last Sunday. Brendan has won the right to buy a ticket for this Saturday's big football game.
Offaly sub Luke O'Connor may get more game time against Wicklow.
Offaly lose out to Tipperary in league quarter-final . PIC: Inpho/Ryan Byrne
Offaly goalkeeper Conor Clancy.
Some supporters will get to see John Maughan's Offaly in action against Fermanagh.
Anton Sullivan against Wicklow PIC: Sportsfile
Birr's Eoghan and Gary Cahill.
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Birr man Peter Dooley
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