It'll all happen at 4pm this Sunday
The two most decorated sides in Offaly club football are aiming to add to their trophy cabinet this Sunday.
Rhode and Tullamore meet in O'Connor Park at 4 to decide the senior championship.
Tullamore caused a stir in the semi-final by dumping out last years winners Ferbane.
Their manager Niall Stack says winning a first Dowling cup in seven years would be huge:
On the flip side Rhode will be looking to win back the cup they held for 3 years between 2016 and 2019.
The two sides already met in the group phase, Rhode running out nine point winners on that occassion.
Boss Michael McNulty is expecting a closer contest:
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