Offaly came back from the death to claim their first Leinster title in the grade since 1989.
Offaly are the 2025 Leinster minor football champions after an evening of high drama in Newbridge.
The Faithful County ran out 2-20 to 3-14 winners against Louth in St Conleth's Park.
Roger Ryan's side enjoyed a fast start with Dylan Dunne hitting the back of the net in the first five minutes.
Louth's quality ensured that early lead was reeled in however, and the Wee County reached the break two points clear.
The second half started at break neck speed with Offaly's second goal, from Tony Furey, cancelled out moments later by Louth's first.
Three minutes later Louth had their second goal and a five point lead.
Offaly, who were roared on by a massive crowd, fought back to bring the game to within a single score after points from Furey, Darragh Stewart, and a two pointer from Jack Ryan.
Then disaster struck in the 51st minute.
A penalty to Louth finished by Cillian McQuillan gave them a four point lead.
Back came Offaly, Furey with two points, Eamon Maher with a two pointer, and then Jack Ryan scored a brace of two pointers to get his county over the line.
Offaly Minor manager Roger Ryan says he never lost faith in his players:
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