Roisin Mealiff and her team mates take on county champions Naomh Ciaran in Clara on Sunday.
Ballinamere Durrow are taking every ounce of experience they can from their journey to the Offaly Ladies Senior Football Championship final.
After winning the intermediate title in 2022, the club managed to get to the championship semi-finals last year before being beaten by the eventual champions Naomh Ciaran.
The clubs meet in this year's decider in Clara this weekend and Ballinamere/Durrow captain Roisin Mealiff believes her team are picking up invaluable knowledge every time they compete.
She says win or lose, her team is ready to learn:
Mealiff previews this year's senior championship final with Midlands 103's David Hollywood:
Throw in at Bretland Park is set for 4.30pm on Sunday.
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