Both counties are to be penalised for taking part in a recent challenge match.
The Irish Independent report that the Tipperary and Offaly county boards have both been issued with 250 euro fines following a challenge hurling game which was arranged between the counties recently at a time when such activity is not permitted by the GAA.
Neither side have played since their exits from the Championship in May of this year.
The GAA has prohibited challenge matches until January 1st.
Downs Manager Looking Forward To Competitive Preparation For County Final
Four Westmeath Fighters Flying Irish Flag At World Championships
All Ireland Winner Picks Up Camogie Manager Of The Year Award
Westmeath SFC: Defending Champions Cruise Into County Final
Laois SFC: Class Shows As Portarlington Romp Into County Final
CCFL: St Peter's Make It Three Wins From Three After High Scoring Weekend
Laois Star Nominated For Player Of The Year
Laois SFC: Courtwood Seal Final Place
Raharney To Face Clonkill In Westmeath Senior Camogie Final
FAI To Review Video Evidence Of Alleged Racist Chants Towards Adam Idah
Paul Loonam Wins Irish Super Bantamweight Title
Shelbourne Deny Athlone Town Back To Back Women's FAI Cup's
Alex Dunne Boosts F2 Title Hopes With Azerbaijan Feature Race Victory
Anna McGann Named To Start For Ireland Against Japan
Ronan Deegan Set To Make Cage Warriors Debut
Laois SFC: Four Teams Battling To Reach Final
Westmeath SFC: Four Teams Aiming To Reach Decider
Athlone Town Pursuing Back To Back Women's FAI Cup Wins