Carlow ran out convincing winners on their SETU grounds on Tuesday night.
Offaly's under 20 footballers' season came to a muted end in Carlow last night.
Both counties were competing in the quarter finals of the Leinster B Championship.
The final score in the Andrew Corden Cup was 3-10 to 0-10 in SETU Carlow.
The Faithful County dropped into the competition after losing their final group game of the A Championship against Longford by a single point.
Offaly's high water mark was their one victory over last year's All Ireland Champions Kildare.
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