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The Offaly Rover boomed out around O'Connor Park as a huge crowd were on hand in Tullamore to welcome home the county's All Ireland U-20 hurling heroes.
The team overcame Tipperary in the final in Nowlan Park on Saturday evening in front of massive Offaly support and the Faithful County lived up to its name again on Sunday for an amazing welcome home.
Crowds started gathering well before 12pm and by the time team and management team made their way up into the stand, thousands of proud fans were on hand to give them a fitting welcome.
The players made their way through the crowds on the pitch before making their way up into the stand.
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