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Offaly prepare to face Tipperary in the U20 All-Ireland hurling final on Saturday and the mood in the county is high.
Offaly are slight underdogs for the final in Nowlan Park in Kilkenny on Saturday evening but Faithful fans will far outnumber their Tipperary counterparts in the Marble city.
We've seen a number of songs emerge marking the occasion but there is always one old reliable. How we'd all love to sing the Offaly Rover at full voice on Kilkenny soil on Saturday night.
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Local band Ruaile Buaile last year released an upbeat version of the famous Faithful song sung on many occasions over the years for All-Ireland wins.
You can listen to the lads' version at the top of this article.
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