Screeney and Offaly take on Tipperary in Saturday's Under 20 All Ireland Final.
"We just love hurling"
That's Adam Screeney's message ahead of Offaly's All Ireland Under 20 Hurling Championship Final against Tipperary tomorrow evening.
The Kilcormac-Killoughey starlet has been coming in for praise from all corners after a remarkable three years playing age grade hurling for the Faithful County.
Screeney is paying tribute to the players and friends he's played with in recent seasons and from long before that.
He says its more than a game to them:
The 19 year old talks about the buzz in Offaly and his love of the game with Midlands 103's Will O'Callaghan:
The All Ireland Final throws in at 7.15pm in Nowlan Park and we'll have full live commentary of the contest.
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