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• Offaly Boxers Crowned National Champions

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  The Faithful will now face Kildare in the quarter finals.

• Westmeath Seal Tailteann Cup Quarter Final Spot With Comfortable Victory Over Laois

  Dermot McCabe's side ran out 17 point winners.

• Finlay Bealham Called Up To Lions Squad Ahead Of Australia Tour

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• Offaly Exit Minor Football Championship In Narrow Defeat To Mayo

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• Aimee Collier Hat Trick Seals Second Win For Laois In Premier Camogie Junior Championship

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