Members of the team have recorded a music video to encourage people to sanitise their hands.
The Offaly Minor hurling panel is joining the fight against Covid 19.
Members of the team have recorded a music video to encourage people to sanitise their hands and to ensure they are adhering to the social distancing guidelines.
The clips include them showing off their skills to the song Where is the Love.
Sam Bourke joint captain of the team says they wanted to send a message to younger people:
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