Wednesday 22 May 2013
Dublin handed out a heavy 2-23 to 1-12 NHL defeat to Offaly at O'Connor Park.
Ryan O'Dwyer scored both goals, while Conal Keaney hit nine points for the in-form Dubs.
They led by 2-12 to 0-6 at half-time, after Offaly had defender Brian Mulrooney sent off after 23 minutes.
Shane Dooley pulled back a goal for the home side, but they could do nothing to halt the fluency of an impressive Dublin side.
It hasn't always been a bed of roses
Manchester City's Gaël Clichy has said that Roberto Mancini must take responsibility for events that led to the Italian's dismissal as manager last week, though admitted that there were games last season during which the players "didn't give anything".
Andy Murray's worst fears were realised last night when he was forced to withdraw from next week's French Open.
West Ham have confirmed that former England striker Carlton Cole will leave the club this summer.
Swansea midfielder Leon Britton is to travel to Germany next month to undergo a double hernia operation.
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