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  It’s the clubs eighth defeat on the bounce. 

• Leinster Secure Win Away To Munster

  Leinster held on for a 13-8 victory at Thomond Park.

• Portlaoise Panthers Suffer Another Division One Defeat

  Jack Scully’s side were beaten 83-66 by Limerick Sport Eagles.

• Offaly GAA Club Apply For New Pitch

  Daingean GAA Club is also hoping to build two new viewing stands.

• Midlands Counties Learn Opening Round Opponents In Camogie League Campaign

  Offaly will compete in Division 1B, while Laois and Westmeath occupy Division 2A.

• Portlaoise Panthers Fall Short Against Trinity Meteors

  It was the club's final game before Christmas.

• Adam Maloney Joins Athlone Town On Loan

  Ian Ryan is continuing to build his squad ahead of the new season.

• Midlands Winger Calls For Renewed Support Of Women's Game

  McGann enjoyed a memorable 2025 for Ireland.

• Izuchukwu Pens New Ulster Deal

  The Offaly flanker and second row forward is looking forward to a bright future with Ulster.

• Midlands Darts Player Ready For 2026 Q School

  Stephen Rosney is looking to turn pro.

• Leinster Fight Back To See Off Ulster

  Leo Cullen's side travel to Thomand Park this weekend.

• Dan McKenna And Dylan Hand Depart Athlone Town

  Both players featured over 100 times for the club.

• F1 Prospect Alex Dunne Brushes Off Media Speculation

  The Offaly man finished fifth in this year's F2 Championship.

• Loughrea Ready To Appeal Late Red After All Ireland Semi-Final Success

  Cullen Killeen was given his marching orders in his club's win over Slaughtneil.

• Draw Made For U20 Championships

  Laois, Offaly and Westmeath have found out their paths in 2026.

• We're Building For The Future - Anna McGann

  The Athlone woman scored two tries for Ireland at this year's World Cup.

• Offaly Targeting Big Games In 2026 - John Leahy

  The Faithful side will play three home games in the Leinster Championship in 2026.

• Dunne And Joyce Up For Young Sportsperson Of The Year

  The two athletes have had an impressive 2025.

• Controversial Umpire Decision Overshadows Br Bosco Cup Clash

  Marist College, Athlone secured their place in the semi-finals.

• All Ireland Club Final Place On The Line This Weekend

  The finale will place from Croke Park next month.