2023's caretaker Offaly boss evaluates a local derby in Laois.
Graiguecullen will have enough "quality and experience" to see off Killeshin, according to former Portarlington manager Martin Murphy.
Jason Ryan's side have recorded back-to-back wins over The Heath and Stradbally on their way to this game.
Meanwhile, Killeshin had an opening round win over The Heath before securing a four point win over Arles/Killeen last time out.
The recently departed Offaly boss says Graiguecullen have been building while Killeshin might still be carrying a 2019 hangover:
Throw in on Sunday from Laois Hire O'Moore Park is at 2:30pm.
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