The Exiles were 2-20 to 0-12 winners over Offaly on Saturday.
Former Laois dual star Cahir Healy is reflecting on his first win playing for London after his side were rampant winners over Offaly in Tullamore on Saturday.
The 37 year old joined the English club three years ago, but through injury had missed out on the handful of wins the team has picked up in that time.
Healy started in London's half-back line in Tullamore as his side stunned Offaly in a 16 point victory.
The Portlaoise man says the result nearly means as much to him as those who work in the background for the Exiles:
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