Offaly was alive last night as the Faithful celebrated their second win at the grade.
There's no doubt celebrations continued into the early hours of this morning following the Offaly U20 footballers All-Ireland win.
They claimed the title in front of a 24,000 strong crowd at Croke Park, beating Roscommon on a scoreline of 1-14 to 1-11.
It's the Faithful's first title at the grade since 1988.
Captain Kieran Doyle says they're still coming to terms with the momentous win:
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