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.

There was only one point separating the sides after the final whistle, with Cork on 1-13 and Galway on 1-14.

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 ...

One player who will not feature on the pitch that day is Áine Keane due to injury.

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.

LAOIS sharpshooter Aimee Collier is preparing for yet another massive day in her county colours as Laois return to Croke Park for a second All-Ireland final in 12 months.

LAOIS camogie joint-manager Robert Jones is once again preparing for an All-Ireland final and a day out in Croke Park, 12 months on from an agonising one-point loss to Tipperary in GAA HQ.

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.

Galway will be looking for a repeat of last year’s tumultuous semi-final, in which they snatched the pass to an All-Ireland final from Tipperary’s grasp in dramatic fashion.

Earlier, Meath dethroned Kerry in the first semi-final.

Tipperary came out on top against Kilkenny on Sunday with a scoreline of 1-22 to 0-19.

Hannah Tyrrell struck 1-5 at Parnell Park on Saturday afternoon as Dublin pulled off a convincing victory.

Niamh Rockett made history with the Déise as they recorded their first ever senior championship victory over Kilkenny in Nowlan Park on May 31st.

AFTER the heartbreak of the Leinster final, the Laois camogie team could not afford to dwell, and they didn’t.

THE Laois Camogie team bounced back from their Leinster final defeat in style on Saturday as they got their Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship campaign off to a winning start with a 2-14 to 2-6 victory over Wicklow at Laois Hire ...

98% of delegates present voted for the rights of players to choose between shorts or skorts

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.

Niamh Tallon told Newstalk that the postponement could have repercussions.

Dublin and Kilkenny almost saw their Leinster semi-final last Saturday cancelled by the referee after both sets of players emerged from the dressing room and stood for the national anthem wearing shorts.

The 30 players wore shorts instead of skorts, which the inter-county camogie players must wear while playing.

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.

All-Ireland Camogie U/16 ‘B’ Championship Laois 2-10 Kerry 1-8 Pat Delaney FOLLOWING their impressive victory over Kildare, Laois made the long journey to Lixnaw in the Kingdom on Sunday morning.

All-Ireland Minor ‘A’ Shield semi-finalLaois 3-6 Offaly 0-12 LAOIS and Offaly minor camogie teams met at Borris-in-Ossory on Sunday. At stake was a place in the of this new competition, the All-Ireland Minor ‘A’ Shield semi-final.

Brian Bowe’s St Brigid’s side are gearing up for a huge game this weekend as they look to secure a place in the AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie final.

Bray Wanderers could secure a return to the top flight for the first time since 2018.

Cork claimed eight All-Star awards in total, while the Glen Dimplex Senior All-Ireland Championship runners-up, Galway, won five All-Stars.

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 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.

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 ...

Cork are through to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final

The All-Ireland Senior Hurling semi-finals will be played at Croke Park on Saturday and Sunday

Four preliminary quarter-finals will be held this weekend in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Croke Park hosts the Division 1A and 2A finals of the Very National Camogie Leagues on Sunday

Limerick and Tipperary meet on neutral ground in the fourth round of the National Hurling League on Saturday

Manchester City came from behind to defeat their rivals.

Former president of Ireland Mary McAleese is chair of the Steering Group for Integration

Former president of Ireland Mary McAleese is chair of the Steering Group for Integration