Ulster University 66 ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers 80 XABI Arriaga was delighted with the grit and composure he and his Portlaoise Panthers team mates were able to demonstrate in seeing off a tough Ulster University team in their National League ...

Camogie Intermediate Championship s/f St Brigid’s 6-14 The Harps 1-6 By Barry McEvoy THE 2022 Laois Intermediate Camogie champions St Brigid’s will make their return to the final after an emphatic 23 point victory over The Harps in the LOETB Centre ...

PORTLAOISE captain Ben Dempsey spoke ahead of their county final clash with Portarlington this weekend. He said preparations are smooth and they are keeping things as normal as possible ahead of the big day. “Preparations are going well, yeah.

PORTARLINGTON captain Ronan Coffey is feeling confident and at ease as this side prepares to face Portlaoise in the Senior Football Championship final.

“IT has been a long time coming, but I’m glad to be back there now and keep it going hopefully.

By Denis J. Croke LAOIS have six players named on the Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year for 2024.

Portlaoise AFC 3 Portumna 1 AFTER a fine win away last week Portlaoise started their home campaign with the visit of Portumna to Rossleighan Park.

A WEEK ago, the Novice Cross Country was held on an overcast morning on the stubble-field course of McDonalds farm in Killeshin. In both adult races, the Oughaval men’s and women’s teams won team gold.

DAY 1 and 2 of the Laois Cross Country Championships couldn’t have been much more different to each other in terms of weather.

BORRIS/Kilcotton put the heartache of being relegated last year behind them when they were crowned Premier Intermediate champions on Saturday.

ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers head coach, Jack Scully was particularly pleased with the defensive display his side produced as they laid down an early marker in the race for the 2024/25 Men’s National League Division One title with an 81-49 ...

PORTLAOISE Panthers senior men’s team head coach, Jack Scully has been named as one of two assistant coaches to Ireland Under-18 men’s team boss, Niall Berry ahead of the national squad’s 2024/25 programme that will culminate in next summer’s ...

CLOUGH/Ballacolla captain Aidan Corby joined an elusive club at the weekend when he captained his club to a Laois Senior Hurling Championship title with victory over Rathdowney/Errill.

KEITH Conroy applauded the attitude and performance of his Midland Park Portlaoise Panthers players after seeing them dish out a stunning 90-71 defeat to Paudie O’Connor National Cup holders, Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell in their Women’s Super ...

CLOUGH/Ballacolla manager Willie Hyland was beaming with pride after his side's triumph in the Laois Senior Hurling Championship final on Sunday.

RATHDOWNEY/Errill joint-captain John Purcell has been a mainstay in his club’s team for many years with Purcell being on the team the last time that the two sides in Sunday’s final last met in a county final in 2012.

CLOUGH/Ballacolla captain Aidan Corby is feeling confident and focused as his team prepares for the Laois SHC County Final against Rathdowney-Errill.

BALLINAKILL and Borris/Kilcotton are set to clash this weekend in the Premier Intermediate Hurling final, with both teams having already secured their spots in the Senior Hurling Championship for 2025.

THE atmosphere in the Borris/Kilcotton camp is currently very positive and Jer Quinlan shared that the team feels they are “kind of peaking at the right time”.

Portlaoise Panthers head coach setting his sights on National Cup and Division One play-offs this season PEAKING at the right time will be key to a successful season according to Portlaoise Panthers Men’s National League team head coach, Jack Scully.