24,000 people will be permitted to attend.
Offaly fans have been handed a boost with the news that 24,000 people will be permitted to attend the All-Ireland U-20 final with Roscommon.
The news comes in the wake of the re-scheduling of the the senior football semi-final between Kerry and Tyrone due to a covid outbreak in the Northerners panel.
Declan Kelly's side will now take the field on Sunday at 1:30pm in search of another piece of silverware.
Offaly GAA Chairman Michael Duignan believes they should be distributed through clubs rather than general sale:
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