Offaly face Kerry in a crucial group stage clash in the Joe McDonagh Cup.
Offaly Senior Hurling Manager Michael Fennelly believes the confidence of his panel is growing as they face into a pivotal game in the Joe McDonagh Cup.
They travel to Tralee tomorrow to face Kerry, with the winner in a very good position to qualify for the final.
After a winless campaign in a hugely competitive League, Offaly have steadily grown into the Championship with wins over Meath and Down.
Speaking at the launch of Glenisk's five-year title sponsorship of Offaly Gaelic Games, Michael Fennelly said he took encouragement from the player's response to a difficult League clash with Cork in Birr:
Midlands 103's Joe Troy will bring you commentary from Tralee at 1pm.
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