Buachaillí Roinn 2 Shield  St Fiacc’s NS 2-10 The Heath NS 0-7 ST Fiacc’s National School claimed the Buachaillí Roinn 2 Shield following a nine-point win over The Heath.

Buachaillí Roinn 2 Championship  Ballyroan 4-21 Emo 3-4 BALLYROAN were crowned Roinn 2 champions following an incredible display against Emo. After a close first half, Ballyroan blasted away in the second half and scored 21 points in total.

Buachaillí Roinn 1 Championship  Holy Family 2-8  Portarlington 1-7 Holy Family were crowned Cumann na mBunscol Roinn 1 champions after overcoming St Phadraigh Portarlington BNS in a tight encounter.

Buachaillí Roinn 1 Shield  Killeshin 3-2 Killenard 1-6 KILLESHIN brought Day 1 of the 2025 Cumann na mBunscol football finals to a close with victory over Killenard.

Cailíní Roinn 1 Shield  Presentation Primary School Portarlington 5-7 Killeshin 1-12 PRESENTATION Primary School Portarlington are this year’s Cailíní Roinn 1 Shield champions after firing five goals past ...

Cailíní Roinn 1 Championship  St Fiacc’s NS 2-8 Holy Family 2-4 ST Fiacc’s NS got off to a better start through a point from Hannah Haughney and would have a goal from the next attack from Bailee ...

Basketball Ireland Men’s Division 1 Killarney Cougars 78 ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers 96 ANOTHER huge performance by centre, Rich Ashu provided the groundwork for ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers’ impressive win on the road against Killarney Cougars on ...

Laois Shopping Centre Senior Football Championship Final (Replay) Portarlington 1-7 Courtwood 0-7 PORTARLINGTON have once again asserted their dominance over Laois football, claiming their fifth Senior Football Championship title in six years after ...

IN the final part of Pat Delaney’s series looking at the history of Laois senior football final, we look back at the past 20 years, a period that will be remembered for Portlaoise winning nine-in-a-row and then denied a tenth in the most dramatic fashion by Stradbally. And the emergence of Portarlington as the most potent force.

IN the first part of this series on Laois football we recalled where titles went from the early days until 1974. From 1974-1980 Portlaoise won every minor title. Eamon Whelan was the first winning captain and the last was Seamus Smyth from the Ridge Road. This was to pave the way for future success for the Town.

WITH many people saying the drawn Senior Football Championship final two weeks ago was one of the best every witnessed in O’Moore Park, Pat Delaney has taken the opportunity to look back at the history of Laois’ most prestigious football competition.Part one looks at the period from 1888 to 1974 

AIB Leinster Intermediate Club Championship Q/F Balyna 4-8 Graiguecullen 0-14 GRAIGUECULLEN’S Leinster hopes were ended by Kildare side Balyna in Johnstownbridge on Saturday.

Castletown manager Oisin Phelan had his say after a victorious Minor final.

The provincial journey continues for Killeshin.

MANY St Abban’s AC athletes were in action on Sunday at the Autumn Open International Cross-Country held in Abbotstown. The event usually marks the beginning of the Cross Country for senior athletes.

Phelan scored 1-13 and earned the Man of the Match award in his side's MHC triumph.

Laois Camogie Junior ‘A’ Final St Lazarian’s Abbeyleix 3-9 Clough/Ballacolla 2-8 ST LAZARIAN’S were able to banish the demons of 2024 on Saturday as they came out on top in a brilliant battle against Clough/Ballacolla to claim the Laois Camogie ...

Port have looked unstoppable in their first few games in the Leinster League Division 2B

Castletown are once again the Laois Minor Hurling Champions.

Willie Hyland has his say after Clough/Ballacolla win the Laois Senior Hurling Championship yet again.