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Galway hurlers will look to take a big step on their quest to reach a Leinster final when they take on Offaly at Pearse Stadium this Sunday.

Situated on Ireland’s wild Atlantic coast, Kinvara Skincare has grown from a small kitchen table idea into one of the country’s most loved natural skincare brands.

The manner in which the Galway senior hurlers have responded to their dismal championship opener against Kilkenny has stirred some optimism across the county. A professional demolition of Offaly helped steady the ship, but it is the fixtures in May - now the defining month in the provincial hurling calendar - that truly serve as the barometer for real progress.

As a player, coach, and administrator, Ger Ryan has viewed the game from a variety of different angles.

There appears to be something special about Kinvara, with its village coastline, traditional pubs, and quaint buildings. According to Shelagh McGann at Keane Mahony Smith, “Kinvara is fast becoming a much preferred location, the Barna of Galway’s east side, if you like."

The proposal by Kinvara Community Council to develop a seaside boardwalk connecting Kinvara village to Dunguaire Castle is visionary and deserving of government support, says Fine Gael junior minister Ciaran Cannon.

The Galway senior hurlers start their quest to retain the Leinster Hurling Championship crown when they take on Offaly in Bord Na Mona O' Connor Park, Tullamore, on Saturday (7pm).

There has been a massive turn around in the fortunes of the Mayo hurlers in the past few months.

Galway hurling manager Micheál Donoghue and his backroom team will be satisfied with three wins in the bag, and qualification for the league quarter-finals as they continue to blood new players in 1B of the National Hurling League.

The Galway hurlers will be looking for a third division 1B win this weekend when they face Offaly in Pearse Stadium (2pm).