The Raheen man kicked 1-12 for Offaly in their preliminary quarter final.
Offaly forward Dylan Hyland was in flying form for the Faithful at the weekend.
The Raheen man kicked 1-12 for his side in their 2-25 to 1-12 win over New York in the Tailteann Cup, including three two pointers.
Having lost in unexpected fashion to London in last year's championship, Declan Kelly and Mickey Harte made sure they avoided another slip up of the same calibre.
Hyland says Offaly approached the game the right way:
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