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A fast moving and purposeful Offaly side had things all their own way as they coasted to an easy win over visitors New York in the Tailteann Cup quarter-final in Tullamore on Saturday afternoon.
Offaly qualified for the quarter-finals of the Tailteann Cup with an easy win over Wicklow in Tullamore on Sunday afternoon.
Veteran attacker Niall McNamee returned from injury to net the decisive 54th minute blow as Offaly edged past Wexford in Sunday's exciting Tailteann Cup preliminary round clash in Enniscorthy.
While Shane Lowry was preparing for a major this week, the Offaly footballers were getting ready for what some might consider a minor – but that doesn't mean their paths aren’t intertwined.
Tenacious defending, ravenous foraging in the middle third, clever use of the ball and a spread of nine different scorers all across the field were the key ingredients as Offaly defeated Laois at MW Hire O'Moore Park to end a 22-year wait for an Electric Ireland Leinster minor hurling title.
Tenacious defending, ravenous foraging in the middle third, clever use of the ball and a spread of nine different scorers all across the field were the key ingredients as Offaly defeated Laois at MW Hire O'Moore Park to end a 22-year wait for an Electric Ireland Leinster minor hurling title.
Four goals - along with a 74th minute point from David Nally - was just about enough to get Offaly over the winning line in a brilliant Joe McDonagh Cup game in Tralee, a result that puts the Faithful county into pole position to secure a top two finish in the group and qualify for the final.