THE Portlaoise ladies team are back in yet another county final, their fourth in a row and their fifth final in six years.

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LOETB Laois LGFA Intermediate Football Final  Graiguecullen 4-14 St Brigid’s 1-6 GRAIGUECULLEN made history in Annanough GAA on Saturday evening as they powered past St Brigid’s to capture their first ever Intermediate Championship title.

LOETB Laois LGFA Junior Football Final Killeshin 2-11 Portlaoise 2-7 KILLESHIN have put their 2024 heartache to bed as they overcame Portlaoise in the Junior final on Saturday afternoon in Annanough GAA.

LAOIS were left heartbroken on the pitch at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon as the final hooter sounded, signalling the beginning of Tyrone’s All-Ireland celebrations and the end of Laois’s dream.

CROKE Park has been the scene of so many historic and enjoyable days for Laois in recent years, and while Sunday didn’t deliver silverware, it showed again just how much pride this group of girls continues to inspire.

WHILE Andrea Moran will be head, neck and shoulders into preparing for Sunday’s All-Ireland final, this coming week could not be more contrasting for Ciara Burke.

LAOIS manager Stephen Duff knew when he took on the managers role it was not going to be an easy one. Laois were in a poor place, and he was still very much learning the job.  “I was in Australia when I got the call. I was at a wedding.

IT is hard to believe that Mo Nerney has been involved with the Laois panel for close on 14 years. So it is no surprise that she can identify with both ends of the age spectrum that is involved with the panel this year.

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.

LAOIS ladies football manager Stephen Duff was left frustrated by his side’s inefficiency in front of goal as they came up short against Westmeath in the TG4 Leinster Intermediate final on Sunday afternoon.

A MIDLANDS derby awaits in the TG4 Leinster Intermediate final when Laois travel to TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar to take on Westmeath tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon (4pm).

Leinster Ladies U-16 FC 'B' semi-final  Laois 2-5 Westmeath 2-6 THE Laois U/16 ladies footballers were mere minutes away from a Leinster final, only to have their hearts broken with a last gasp goal ...

Comment LAOIS manager Stephen Duff was in a great mood at 3. 30pm on Sunday after his side recorded their third win in succession in Division 3, this time against Offaly in Bracknagh. “Definitely happy.

‘That was my first time playing in Croke Park and it was such a surreal experience.’