The Faithful County ran out 24 point winners against Meath in Semple Stadium on Saturday.
"We're starting from the begining"
That's the message coming from Offaly camogie as they continue their surge through the Intermediate All Ireland Championship.
The Faithful County were impressive winners over Meath in Semple Stadium on Saturday to book their spot in the competition's semi-finals.
That result means they face a rematch with a Cork side that pipped them by one point in the group phase of the championship.
Becky Bryant is only 23, but considers herself one of the panel's more experienced players.
She says Offaly are on their way back:
She looks back on her side's 5-18 to 3-6 win over Meath:
The All Ireland semi-finals will take place will take place in just under two week's time.
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