The Faithful are looking to pull off a shock against the Deise.
"We're as ready as we are going to be" says Offaly Senior Camogie manager Noelle Kennedy.
The Faithful are set to begin their All Ireland Senior Camogie Championship campaign at home to Waterford this weekend.
The team are in search of their first competitive win of the year after they finished bottom of Division 1B with one point from five games..
Although with the odds stacked against them, Kennedy says her team are ready to give it their all:
Throw in on Saturday at the St Rynagh's GAA Ground is at 5:00pm.
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