Offaly Express
Previously serving as a local newspaper for the entire Offaly area, this publication continues to maintain its online presence with the aspiration of eventually returning to print.
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1 day ago |
offalyexpress.ie | Kevin Corrigan
THE Offaly GAA County Board are in the process of drawing up plans for the development of an additional 15 acres at the county training grounds at Faithful Fields, Kilcormac.
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offalyexpress.ie | Kevin Corrigan
TAKING a giant leap into the unknown, Offaly will have a refreshing lack of fear when they enter the Dr Hyde Park, Roscommon arena on Sunday next to take on Connacht runners-up, Mayo in the All-Ireland Minor Football Championship quarter-final. Any result is possible in this game and nothing would surprise. That is very much the nature of the beast at minor level but Offaly's confidence is certainly flying after their sensational win in the Leinster Minor Football Championship.
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offalyexpress.ie | Kevin Corrigan
THE traditional demarcation lines in Offaly football and hurling are “blurring”, a meeting of the County Board was told this week. Planning and Training Officer Joe Cleary referred to the recent Offaly Cumann na mBunscol hurling finals and wins for Boher and Clonmacoise National Schools. Boher, in the Ballycumber area and Clonmacoise, in Shannonbridge, are in the traditional heartland of Offaly football – Clonmacnoise gets some pupils from a predominantly hurling area in Belmont.
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2 days ago |
offalyexpress.ie | Eoghan MacConnell
A man from Laois has been arrested on suspicion of stealing dogs, a BMW, obstructing police and drug driving in Wales. North Wales Police are trying to locate the owners of one of two dogs which were in a BMW X5 that was stopped in Colwyn Bay on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 3. Police were called shortly before 2pm following a report that a vehicle towing a caravan had been seen weaving in the carriageway of the A55. Officers responded and caught up with the vehicle – a BMW X5.
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offalyexpress.ie | Kevin Corrigan
OFFALY got as favourable a draw as they could have hoped for in the preliminary quarter-finals of the Tailteann Cup but they will still be on the highest state of alert for the visit of New York to Tullamore next Saturday. After last year's horrific defeat against another team of exiles, London, Offaly will be taking absolutely nothing for granted and will definitely be putting their best foot forward.
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