The Offaly club won the Hurling League final against Coolderry on Saturday.
Seir Kieran hurler Kevin Dunne is hopeful that his side can build on their success in the Division One Hurling League Final.
Tom Dooley's late free sealed the win for his side as they ran out 2-18 to 0-23 winners over Coolderry in St Brendan's Park over the weekend.
The win was the club's first league title win since 2016, as they get prepared for the start of the Senior B Championship away to Drumcullen in two weeks.
Dunne says it's a great start to the year:
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