St Ryangh's, Shinrone, Birr, and Belmont are competing in quarter final action this weekend.
It's a big weekend in the Offaly Hurling Championship.
Four teams go in search of a place in the semi-finals, with St Rynagh's and Shinrone clashing at 5pm this Saturday from St Brendan's Park in Birr.
Birr and Belmont will go head to head this Sunday from O'Connor Park at 4:15pm.
The winners of the two quarter final games will join champions Kilcormac Killoughey and 2024 finalists Ballinamere in the final four.
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