All you to know ahead of Galway's Leinster Hurling Championship with Offaly

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GALWAY are aiming for their second win of the Leinster Hurling Championship campaign against Offaly on Sunday afternoon in Pearse Stadium. The Tribesmen comprehensively defeated Kilkenny in round one, while Offaly played out a draw with Dublin last weekend.

Where and when is it on?

GALWAY face Offaly in round two of the Leinster Hurling Championship on Sunday afternoon at 3:30pm in Pearse Stadium. Meanwhile, Dublin host Kildare in the Leinster SHC this afternoon and Kilkenny got their first win of the championship with a 5-21 to 1-16 victory over Wexford on Saturday evening.

Where can I watch the game?

GALWAY’S clash with Offaly will not be shown on RTE or GAA+, supporters will be able to watch highlights of the round two Leinster SHC fixture on The Sunday Game on Sunday night.

Where can I buy Tickets?

Tickets are still available for purchase on Ticketmaster. Adult stand tickets are priced at €25, while terrace tickets cost €15. Student and OAP tickets are also €15, and juvenile tickets are available for €5.

How are both teams lining-up?

GALWAY: Darach Fahy; Ronan Glennon, Cillian Trayers, Darren Morrissey (Captain); Padraic Mannion, Daithi Burke, Gavin Lee; Cian Daniels, Darragh Neary; Rory Burke, Cathal Mannion, John Fleming; Conor Whelan, Jason Rabbitte, Aaron Niland.

SUBS: Eanna Murphy, Kieran Hanrahan, Shane Morgan, Sean Linnane, Cianan Fahy, TJ Brennan, Conor Cooney, Tom Monaghan, Colm Molloy, Oisin Lohan and Evan Niland.

OFFALY: Liam Hoare; Patrick Taaffe, Ben Conneely, Sam Bourke; Ciaran Burke, Killian Sampson , Ter Guinan : Ross Ravenhill , Jack Clancy; Shane Rigney, Dan Bourke, Conor Doyle; Charlie Mitchell, Brian Duignan, Adam Screeney.

SUBS: Mark Troy, Eoghan Cahill, Ciaran Cleary, Colin Spain, Luke Watkins, Ben Miller, David Nally, Oisin Kelly, Ruari Kelly, Luke Nolan, Leigh Kavanagh.

Who is the referee?

DUBLIN native Thomas Gleeson takes charges of the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship clash between Galway and Offaly.

How can I stay updated with the Connacht Tribune and on connachttribune.ie?

The Connacht Tribune Sports department will be bringing viewers all the action, insight, and analysis from Pearse Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

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