Offaly's senior hurling championship has new dimension after St. Ryangh's deafeat.
Shinrone will have to overcome both the weight of history and the challenge of Belmont if they're to make their first county final in over 60 years.
Shinrone were well beaten when they met Belmont earlier in the campaign 3-18 to 2-14.
Their manager Trevor Fletcher hopes that their surprise win over county champions, St Ryangh's will spur them on to greater success.
He says his side can kick on from their quarter final victory:
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