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Aisling McCarthy was among the goalscorers for Tipperary.
Goals proved crucial for Tipperary ladies footballers as they proved too strong for Offaly on Saturday.
Despite a bright start from Offaly, Tipperary found the net when it mattered most and their 5-7 to 0-7 win makes it five wins from five in Division 3 of the National League.
Offaly led 0-6 to 1-2 at half time and were well worth their advantage. A early goal from Aisling Moloney kept Tipp in touch.
But Tipp improved in the second half with a blistering forward display.
An Alison Lonergan goal put them in front and then further goals from Emma Buckley, Aisling McCarthy and a second from Moloney sealed the win.
It was an impressive display from a Tipp team playing with great confidence this season.
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