Adam Screeney played a leading role in Offaly's victory over Kilkenny in Tullamore.
"Absolutely amazing"
That's Adam Screeney's review of last night's epic encounter with Kilkenny in the Leinster under 20 Hurling Championship.
Offaly's one point victory means they'll face Dublin in the Leinster final, the winner of which, will progress to the All Ireland final.
Screeney came in for plenty of heavy treatment over the course of the game but still landed 10 points, with a crucial, and excellently taken score from play near the death.
The Kilcormac Killoughey man tells Midlands 103's Joe Troy the victory has been a long time coming:
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