Throw in at Netwatch Cullen Park is set for 7.30 this evening.
Brecon Kavanagh and Adam Screeney have returned from injury for their Leinster Under 20 Hurling Championship final against Wexford this evening.
Shane Rigney misses out on the starting 15, while Ben Miller makes way in the back line owing to a hamstring issue suffered in the semi-final win against Dublin.
The game gets underway at 7.30 and there'll be full live commentary on the Midlands 103 Sport Facebook page, with full coverage of the second half on air and online.
Six players from last year’s All-Ireland Minor final starting in tonight’s Leinster under-20 final.
— Will O'Callaghan (@willocallaghan) May 17, 2023
Cormac Egan aiming to become a dual provincial winner at under 20 level (was a beaten finalist in both at minor). https://t.co/lTEHdYIjJF
Our coverage of Offaly against Wexford is with thanks to Corcoran Hearing at the Midlands Consultants Clinic Tullamore, where your PRSI contributions cover up to a thousand euro on new hearing aids.
And Premier Farm Shop in Axis Business Park Tullamore - for fresh and frozen meats, treats and more for family mealtimes and events.
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