The two semi-finals take place this Sunday.
A place in the final of the Offaly Senior Football Championship is up for grabs this weekend.
Four teams will battle it out in O'Connor Park this Sunday in order to secure themselves a place in this year's decider.
2019 winners Ferbane will take on Shamrocks in the first game this Sunday, with throw in set for 2:30pm.
Ferbane were victors when the sides last met earlier in the championship and were the winners when they clashed at the quarter-final stages last season.
Shamrocks come into this game off the back of a 1-19 to 1-12 win over Clara in the previous round and are aiming to reach their first final since 2007.
Ferbane are looking to make it a fourth final appearance on the bounce.
Following on from that encounter, two of Offaly's most successful clubs will clash as Rhode take on Tullamore from 4:00pm.
Rhode were six point winners over the reigning champions last month, as they look to go one step further in winning a record 32nd title.
Four in a row chasing Tullamore came through Ballycommon in the quarter-finals and are also looking to win the Dowling Cup for a 32nd time.
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