Paddy Fenning played eleven seasons with the Faithful county.
Two time All-Ireland winner with Offaly in the 1970s Paddy Fenning has died.
He played with the Faithful County for 11 seasons, picking up celtic crosses in 1971 and 72 before retiring in 1980.
He was also named Offaly person of the year in 2011 in recognition of his continued work in the Tullamore community.
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