The Faithful will compete in Division 1B next season.
Offaly have been relegated from Division 1A of the National Hurling League following defeat at home to Limerick yesterday.
Johnny Kelly's side fell to a two goals and 19 points to 17 point loss, meaning they'll be competing in Division 1B in 2027.
Second half goals from Shane O'Brien and Cathal O'Neill made the difference in the end, with the Treaty making it three wins in a row.
Offaly now have a three week break before their final league game away to Cork on March 21st.
Kelly says his side had a positive 70 minute display:
Johnny Kelly spoke to reporters after the game, including Midlands 103's Liam White:
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