Arien Delaney's side were four point winners over Birr on Sunday.
St Rynagh's Hurler Ben Conneely says he's hopeful his side can comtinue to build momentum over the course of the season.
His side picked up their opening win of the season as they defeated Birr by 3-18 to 1-20 in the Offaly Senior Hurling Championship.
Shane Rigney, Evan Houlihan and Eoin Woods got three first half goals to help their side to victory.
They now turn their attention to the clash wtih Coolderry in round two.
Conneely says they don't mind being wrote off:
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