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Niall McNamee late winner hands Rhode 31st Offaly championship

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Rhode claim their 31st Offaly senior football championship. It is their seventh triumph since 2012, and this second half comeback in front of 4,409 spectators. Tullamore denied back-to-back titles for the first time since the 1920s. Niall McNamee showed incredible vision to spread a cross-field free to the unmarked Keith Murphy in injury time.

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Irish TimesIrish Times
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Niall McNamee late winner hands Rhode 31st Offaly championship

Late mark highlights grandstand finish as Tullamore come up one point short

·Dublin, Ireland
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Irish IndependentIrish Independent
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Niall and Ruairí McNamee come up trumps as superb second-half sees Rhode land 31st Offaly SFC title

Rhode avenged last year's final defeat when producing a stirring second-half display with Ruairi McNamee's 48th-minute goal proving the difference as they claimed Offaly SFC honours for a 31st time in O'Connor Park this afternoon.

·Ireland
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Irish Independent broke the news in Ireland on Sunday, September 25, 2022.
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