The Rhode man has been a big feature for the Faithful for over a decade.
Long serving Offaly forward Ruairi McNamee has announced that he won't be part of the Offaly Senior Football panel next season.
The Rhode man informed teammates and the management of his decision earlier this week.
McNamee made his debut for Offaly in 2016 and was part of the squad that won promotion to Division Two in 2021 and 2025, which included capturing the Division Three league title earlier this year.
He played his last game in the Faithful's Tailteann Cup quarter final defeat to Kildare last month.
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