Laois Shopping Centre Senior Hurling Championship Gr A Rd 5 Clough/Ballacolla 1-20 The Harps 3-12 CHAMPIONS Clough/Ballacolla became the first team in Group A to secure their passage to the knockout stages of the Laois Senior Hurling Championship ...

Laois LGFA Football League Division 1 s/f Portlaoise 3-10  St Conleth's 1-5 A STRONG performance in Rathleague on Sunday afternoon saw Portlaoise overcome St Conleth's to book their place in the 2025 LGFA Football League Division 1 final.

Buses sought on a number of more roads in Portlaoise

PORTLAOISE GAA Club is set to embark on an ambitious development of grand proportions at their grounds at Rathleague. Plans for the development were unveiled at a meeting for club members on Monday night.

ACFL Division 1 Round 3 Portlaoise 0-18 The Heath 0-12 PORTLAOISE'S unbeaten start to their ACFL Division 1 campaign continues after a back-and-forth victory over The Heath in Rathleague on Saturday evening.

Turlough will be bringing fellow Carlow native, Simon Rea with him as part of his management team

Camogie Junior Championship Final  Portlaoise 1-10 St Lazarian's Abbeyleix 1-3 PORTLAOISE claimed the Laois Junior Camogie Championship crown on Saturday afternoon with a comprehensive victory over St Lazarian’s.

PORTLAOISE captain and man of the match Ben O’Connor couldn’t put into words how he was feeling having captained Portlaoise to their first minor title in 12 years. “There's not much more I could actually ask for honestly.

Having just beaten Portarlington the U/17 Football Championship final, Portlaoise manager Brian Dunne reflected on the past years in the club and how they have gone 12 years without winning a minor title.

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.

EMMA Lawlor has been hugely influential for St Conleth’s not only on the day but all year. She has racked up a significant number of scores and spoke about how much it meant for her and St Conleth’s to get over the line. “It's unbelievable.

A €5. 8m windfall has been announced for sports and leisure clubs in Laois, the largest amount the county has ever received under the sports capital and equipment programme.

Preview – LGFA SFC Final   THE Portlaoise Ladies footballers are facing into their third successive county final and their fourth in five years.