Laois Schools will play Maynooth Education Campus for a place in the quarter-finals of the Bro Bosco Cup after they pulled clear of Carlow Schools on a sunny but breezy Sunday morning in LOETB Centre of Excellence.

AIB Leinster Club intermediate Camogie Championship Final   St Brigid’s 1-10 Naas 1-9 St Brigid’s and Naas travelled to Glenisk O’Connor Park on Sunday afternoon to compete for the Leinster Intermediate title for 2024.

Soaring Stars for two Laois players at Camogie awards

Leinster Club Junior Football Championship q/f Kilcavan 1-9 Barcelona Gaels 0-11 THERE was a hint of glamour about Kilcavan's Leinster Club Junior Football Championship quarter-final tie as they welcomed Barcelona Gaels to Laois Hire O'Moore Park on ...

Leinster SF A Brother Bosco Marist College 3-11 Knockbeg College 2-6  Marist College made the long journey to Graiguecullen today and came away with a well-deserved victory in this Group 1 Round 3 Leinster ...

U/20 'B' Hurling Championship Group A Round 3  Mountmellick-Portarlington-Clonaslee 4-12 Park/Ratheniska-Timahoe 1-8 Mountmellick-Portarlington-Clonaslee shrugged off a slow start to run out 13-point winners against a brave ...

MARY Immaculate College (MIC) yesterday announced the five recipients of its annual Elite Sports Scholarship Scheme in recognition of their outstanding sporting achievements. Among those first recipients was Laois footballer Katie Donoghue.

Laois Shopping Centre U/20 Hurling Championship Gr A Rd 3 Camross 3-21 Borris/Kilcotton 0-10 By Laois Nationalist Reporter CAMROSS thumped Borris/Kilcotton by 20 points in O'Keefe Park on Monday morning to book their place in the Laois Shopping ...

Evan English and Eoin Ryan scored 11 points between them as Knockbeg College beat Ashbourne CS in the Bro Bosco Cup

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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.

U/15 ‘A’ Hurling Championship Shield Final  Borris/Kilcotton 0-17 The Harps 2-8 THE Harps and Borris/Kilcotton gathered in the LOETB Centre of Excellence to battle it out for the U/15 ‘A’ Championship Shield.

Under/15 Hurling ‘B’ Championship Final Park/Ratheniska-Timahoe 4-16 Rathdowney/Errill 2-8 PARK/Ratheniska-Timahoe produced a magnificent display on Saturday afternoon in the LOETB Centre of Excellence to overcome an unbeaten ...

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.

U/20 FC 'A' Group A Rd 1  Crettyard-Spink 2-8 Na Fianna Óg 0-8 CRETTYARD-Spink made a winning start to the Laois Shopping Centre U/20 FC 'A', with a six-point win over Na Fianna Óg to kick-start Group A.

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.

Portarlington’s Ronan Coffey had the honour of walking up the steps of Laois Hire O’Moore Park to lift the Jack Delaney Cup after their nine-point victory over Portlaoise.

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.

PORTARLINGTON footballers claimed their fourth county title in five years on Sunday, marking the first under manager Pat Roe. After Ronan Coffey lifted the Jack Delaney Cup at Laois Hire O’Moore Park, Roe reflected on their victory.