Offaly GAA players Mark Troy (hurling), Faith McDermott (ladies football), Shane Tierney (football) and Abbi Stafford (ladies football) were on hand in Glenisk O'Connor Park this week where they helped to launch new High Protein Lactose Free Yogurt from Killeigh-based company, Glenisk.

Offaly GAA players help launch lactose-free Glenisk yogurt

Published: Wed 5 Nov 2025, 5:30 PM

Last updated: Wed 5 Nov 2025, 5:50 PM

Killeigh-based organic dairy, Glenisk, has launched a new High Protein Lactose Free Yogurt and were ably assisted by four Offaly GAA stars in Glenisk O'Connor Park this week for the launch of the latest product to their extensive range.

The new yogurt offers a food-first, gut-friendly option that is easier to digest and is suitable for everyone. Offaly GAA stars Mark Troy (hurling), Faith McDermott (ladies football), Shane Tierney (football) and Abbi Stafford (ladies football) were on hand in Glenisk O'Connor Park to assist with the launch.

Glenisk’s new range delivers all the natural high protein, essential nutrients and creamy texture of traditional Irish strained yogurt in a form that is kinder to the gut. It is made at Glenisk’s award-winning Killeigh Creamery.

As well as being suitable for families on the go, Glenisk’s High Protein Lactose Free Yogurt is a great option for fitness enthusiasts and high-performing athletes including Offaly GAA and the Offaly Camogie and Offaly Ladies Football teams, who are sponsored by Glenisk.