Peter Cunningham finished with 1-7 for the winners.
Peter Cunningham was the main man behind Bracknagh's comeback against Durrow in the Offaly Senior Football Championship on Saturday.
The former Offaly footballer contributed 1-7 in the second half after his side were behind by four points at half time.
Bracknagh now sit with three points after two games following their opening round draw with Clara.
Cunningham says his side have a strong mentality:
Elsewhere, a last minute goal from Carl Stewart secured Clara a draw at home to Ballycommon on a final scoreline of 2-14 to 1-17.
Meanwhile, Rhode got their first win as they edged out Ferbane by 0-19 to 1-15.
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