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Offaly U-20 and minor teams to receive byes in 2021 championships Reporter: ');  '); OFFALY minor and U-20 footballers and hurlers will receive byes in the 2021 Leinster championships. The draws will be made by Leinster Council on Thursday morning and they have adjusted their usual format to allow for the completion of the 2020 championships. Offaly are in both the 2020 Leinster Minor Football and Hurling Championship finals. Fixtures were made for these last week. The minor football final between Offaly and Meath will take place in Mullingar on Wednesday June 30 while the minor hurling fin...

Offaly school's initiative urges people to 'get up and move' during Covid Reporter:  '); A NEW initiative by the whole school community at Colaiste Choilm in Tullamore is urging people to “get up and move” and to introduce physical exercise into their weekly and daily routines. Former and current students and teachers have been enlisted to help promote the Colaiste Choilm campaign in their social media forums. The iniative is the idea of Richelle O'Neill, a woodwork teacher and soccer coach in the school but the campaign is not aimed at any particular sport. It is hoped to get people to...

Westmeath overpowered in the second half by superior Offaly side

Leinster MHC: Kilkenny and Offaly book final date December 20, 2020 Offaly's Cormac Egan and Brian McGrath of Westmeath Kilkenny will face Offaly in the Leinster minor hurling championship final on January 3rd after both sides came through their respective semi-finals this afternoon. The Cats delivered the second-half goods to score a come from behind victory over Wexford at Chadwicks Wexford Park, where it finished 0-23 to 1-14. The visitors had made a flying start to move 0-5 to 0-1 in front 17 minutes in before the Model men caught fire in the run up to half-time. Cian Byrne led the way as...

Super second half brings improving Offaly to provincial final Reporter: ');  '); A STUNNING second half display saw the curtain come down on a stunningly spectacular weekend for Offaly when they sealed their place in the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship final with a convincing win over Westmeath in Mullingar today – joining the minor footballers who had a fabulous win over Kildare in their semi-final on Saturday. Offaly 2-18 Westmeath 1-8 Having scored 1-15 without reply against Kildare the previous week, Offaly produced another fantastic spell of relentless, all consuming pressure her...