Centra Division 2A National Camogie League Round 1

A CATHAOIRLEACH’S reception was held in the Council Chamber of Laois County Council to celebrate and honour the Laois camogie team, winners of the All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship 2025.

Camogie Intermediate Championship Final  Camross 3-7 St Brigid’s 1-5 MAYBE it was their greater hunger that saw Camross regain the Laois Camogie Intermediate title in Laois Hire O’Moore Park on Saturday last in absolute perfect conditions.

IF Laois’s first-half performance in Croke Park was workmanlike, their second-half display was electric.

LAOIS camogie team may have travelled to Croke Park with some small degree of confidence on Sunday, but by no means cocky.

Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Final  Laois 2-15Armagh 0-12FOR the second year in a row, Laois made the journey to GAA headquarters looking to ...

THE Laois camogie team are back in an All-Ireland Premier Junior final, 12 months on from their heartbreaking one-point defeat to Tipperary in Croke Park.

LAOIS camogie captain Clodagh Tynan is preparing for one of the biggest days of her inter-county career as she prepares to lead Laois into the Premier Junior All-Ireland Camogie final at Croke Park on Sunday next.

AFTER some time away from the inter-county scene, Laura Finlay is back wearing the blue and white of Laois and she’s savouring every second of it.

FOR the second year in succession Laois lost out on a Leinster Intermediate Championship in Netwatch Cullen Park and again it was agonisingly close to victory.

LAOIS camogie co-manager Pat Collier was gracious in defeat after seeing his team lose a second successive Leinster Intermediate Championship final in Netwatch Cullen Park.

THE skort controversy has now spread into Leinster.

LAOIS camogie captain and Player of the Match from Saturday’s Division 3A final, Clodagh Tynan, was delighted to have finally gotten over the line with her Laois camogie side.

Very National League Division 3A Final  Laois 0-14 Roscommon 1-6 LAOIS and Roscommon met halfway in Kinnegad GAA on Saturday afternoon to compete for the Very National League Division 3A title.

HAVING failed to reach hurling and football leagues in the last month, it is now the turn of the ladies to make a bid for National League honours.

Camogie Intermediate Championship Final   St Brigid’s 2-14 Camross 1-9  THIS was the second meeting of the teams in finals in a three year period.

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 ...