Adverse weather conditions played a significant part across Leinster's Minor Championship yesterday evening.
The Offaly minor footballers bounced back from defeat in their opening Leinster Championship round to beat Laois in Tullamore last night.
Their 2-10 to 0-9 win over the O'Moore county mean both teams have won and lost one game each so far.
The other two teams in group one, Longford and Kildare met in Longford where the Lilywhites ran out convincing winners, 1-9 to 0-3.
Westmeath meanwhile were beaten by Louth in group two, where it finished 2-13 to 0-6.
Speaking to David Hollywood after the game, both managers accept a strong gusting wind had an overbearing affect of the proceedings in Glenisk O'Connor Park:
Offaly Minor Football Manager, Roger Ryan:
Laois Minor Football Manager, Conor Gorman:
Sligo are into the Connacht under-20 football final.
They defeated Mayo by 17 points to 1-9 and will now face Galway.
Down have qualified for the Ulster under-20 decider following a 1-17 to 1-9 victory over Monaghan.
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