Con O'Callaghan's late two pointer sealed victory for Cuala.
Tullamore's adventure in the Leinster Football Championship came to an end yesterday.
The Offaly Champions suffered a late defeat to Dublin side Cuala in Parnell Park on a final scoreline of 0-16 to 1-11.
Despite Luke Plunkett's first half goal, a late two pointer from Con O'Callaghan sealed victory for his side and they will now take on Sarsfields of Kildare in two weeks.
Tullamore forward Harry Plunkett says they should have won the game:
Harry Plunkett spoke to Jack Nolan after the game:
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