Tullamore are aiming to win a third Dowling Cup in a row.
The Offaly Senior Football Championship gets underway this weekend.
There are only two games being played, as last season's beaten finalists Ferbane host Ballycommon on Friday evening, while Edenderry take on Rhode on Saturday in group one.
Reigning champions Tullamore won't feature until next month.
Edenderry secured a win in the Division One League Final earlier this month as they defeated Tullamore in Glenisk O'Connor Park.
Their forward Cian Farrell hopes winning silverware can push his side on in this year's championship:
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