The St Rynagh's man led his club to Leinster and All Ireland glory.
All-Ireland winning Offaly Captain Padraig Horan has passed away at the age of 76.
The St Rynagh's club man captained the Faithful County to its first Leinster title in 1980 before winning their first Liam McCarthy title in 1981.
He also managed Birr to win the first of their four All-Ireland Club titles in 1991.
Horan also featured on TG4’s Laochra Gael earlier this year, discussing his life in hurling as well as his profession as a metalwork and technical graphics teacher in St Brendan’s Community School and his battle with Parkingson’s disease.
Former clubmate and All Ireland winner with Offaly Michael Duignan says Padraig Horan was a true legend:
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