Offaly camogie boss Joachim Kelly is relishing his side's All-Ireland intermediate camogie final against Wexford on September 12.

The Faithful women edged out Derry's challenge by 2-12 to 1-13 to set-up an All-Leinster clash at Croke Park against the Slayneysiders, as they bid to retain the coveted crown which they captured last year after scoring a big win over Waterford.

"It's great and I'm thrilled for the girls," stated Kelly.

"We came up here to do one thing and that was to get to Croke Park. That was our target at the beginning of the year and it has happened now. These girls love to hold a hurl in Croke Park and they had great success there last year and we are only an hour away from it again.

"It will be our third time to hurl Wexford this year. They beat us in the league and they beat us in the first round of the championship and I will leave no stone unturned, and I know the girls will as well, not to lose three-in-a-row to them." Tweet

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