The St Rynagh's clubwoman will lead her county into the 2022 Championship.
Róisín Egan has been named as Captain of the Offaly Senior Camogie team for the upcoming championship campaign.
The St Rynagh's clubwoman has been handed the honour by Manager, Susan Earner, while St Cillian's Aisling Brennan will be Vice-Captain.
Offaly play Kilkenny in the Leinster Senior Camogie semi-finals in Birr on Saturday afternoon, while their All-Ireland campaign begins against Antrim on May 21st.
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