Aisling O'Connor and Harry Lupton came away with county medals after Sunday's race.
Runners from Edenderry and Ballyskenach took first place in the Offaly Senior Cross Country Championships.
Aisling O'Connor of Edenderry AC and Harry Lupton of Ballyskenach AC both claimed gold in their respective races.
O'Connor was followed across the line by Brid Ryan of Ballyskenach in second place and Ciara Moran for Naomh Mhuire Daingean in third.
While in the men's race, Jack Donegan and Kevin Minnock, both for Tullamore Harriers, were second and third behind Lupton.
Tullamore Harriers came first in the teams competition for both races and were hosts for Sunday's contest in the Faithful Fields in Kilcormac.
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