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Niall McNamee fires the ball to the back of the net against Meath
In his 20th year in an Offaly jersey, Niall McNamee is still scoring top class goals for the county.
His most recent came on Saturday against Meath in O'Connor Park. The Rhode man was involved twice in the build up before a perfecting timed run left him through on goal and he applied the finish.
Niall McNamee is still scoring goals.
— Official Offaly GAA (@Offaly_GAA) February 26, 2022
A great move and neat finish for Offaly against Meath in the Allianz Football League today in O'Connor Park pic.twitter.com/KGWnjx7dkS
Offaly led 1-10 to 0-10 deep into injury-time before a controversial late goal from Meath earned the visitors a draw.
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