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Over the course of the week, we will be putting up a number of moments which we consider to be contenders to be crowned 'Offaly's Greatest Sporting Moment.'
They will cover a wide variety of memorable occasions from across the years.
Then on Thursday, we will throw it over to you to vote on which of the moments is truly the greatest.
And if you have one you would like us to consider for inclusion, e-mail us to damian@offalyexpress.ie.
This time we go back to 1994 when Offaly won the 'five-minute All-Ireland', coming back to win against Limerick, scoring 2-5 in the last five minutes of the game.
See some of the other sporting moments below:
WATCH: Great Offaly Sporting Moments 1 - That Seamus Darby goal against Kerry
WATCH: Great Offaly Sporting Moments 2 - Pat Smullen storms to Epsom Derby victory
WATCH: Great Offaly Sporting Moments 3 - When Offaly fans took matters into their own hands in 1998
WATCH: Great Offaly Sporting Moments 4 - Shane Lowry rises to the top at the Irish Open
Tadhg Devery and director Adam William Cahill
Paschal Donohoe visits social housing project in Offaly
Gardai recover number of bikes believed to have been stolen in Tullamore
Seeking a new home: the Lough Boora whale
Busy Offaly service station adds full off licence to its already extensive range of services
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