The two sides are aiming to reach the Offaly Hurling Final.
Kilcormac Killoughey and St Rynaghs will renew their rivalry in the Offaly Hurling Championship this weekend.
KK are aiming to reach their fifth final in a row and keep their hopes of winning a fourth title on the bounce alive.
St Rynagh’s are looking to reach a first decider since 2021, which was also when they last won the Sean Robbin’s Cup.
The winners will face either Belmont or Ballinamere in two weeks time.
Offaly U20 Hurling Manager Shane Hand says every team has realistic ambitions of winning the championship:
Throw in is at 4:30pm from O’Connor Park this Sunday.
You can listen to the full interview on Midlands 103's "Ahead of the Game" tomorrow from 7:00pm.
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