Last week, Portlaoise Athletic Club suffered the same fate.
A second sports organisation in the midlands has seen their facilities vandalised in the space of seven days.
The committee of St. Carthages AFC in Offaly say it'll cost around €3,500 to repair the damage done to their windows and dressing rooms.
It comes in the wake of a similar act of criminal damage at Portlaoise Athletic Club last week.
St. Carthages Assistant Manager Seamus Holleran says it's a huge setback:
In a post on Facebook the St. Carthages say actions like this are devastating to rural clubs.
They're going to run a last man standing competition in order to fundraise to repair the damage.
You can get involved in that by checking out their Facebook page below.
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