Standing outside the Clough/Ballacolla dressing room at UPMC Nowlan Park on Sunday evening, the weight of a near-miss was still visible on the face of manager Willie Hyland.

South Leinster Junior Hurling ‘C’ Shield Final Scoil Mhuire Clane 3-15 Portlaoise CBS 3-7 PORTLAOISE CBS suffered heartbreak on Friday morning last when they lost out to a very strong Scoil Mhuire Clane outfit in South Leinster Junior ‘C’ Hurling ...

Laois Shopping Centre U/20 Hurling Championship s/f The Harps 4-15 St Lazarian’s Abbeyleix 1-7 THE Harps bid for four U/20 hurling titles in a row remain on track after they cruised past 14-man Abbeyleix in Durrow on Sunday morning.

Laois Shopping Centre U/20 Football Championship s/f Killeshin 1-15 Portarlington 0-14 KILLESHIN have advanced to the Laois U/20 football final after beating Portarlington by four points in McCann Park on Saturday afternoon.

Leinster PPS Senior Hurling ‘B’  Mountrath CS 2-16 Castlecomer CS 1-19 MOUNTRATH CS and Castlecomer of Kilkenny shared the spoils on Thursday playing out a superb game in Mountrath Community School on Thursday morning.

Knockbeg College recorded their second impressive win of the Bro Bosco Cup to book a place in the last 16 against Wexford opposition 

Clough/Ballacolla travel to UMPC Nowlan Park on Sunday to take on Ballyhale Shamrocks in the Leinster Club Senior Hurling Championship semi-final.

Sarah Anne Fitzgerald has had quite the few weeks.

Park/Ratheniska’s return to provincial action proved short-lived as the Laois champions were knocked out of the 2025 Leinster Club Intermediate Football Championship by Louth’s Hunterstown Rovers.

Huge congratulations to Clodagh Tynan, Grainne Delaney and Aimee Collier

Abbeyleix sealed their spot in the semi-finals with a comfortable victory at home to Ballyfin Mountrath.

Na Fianna Og were no match for the reigning Laois U/20 Football Champions. 

VICTORIOUS Camross manager Arien Delaney was beaming with pride on Sunday afternoon as his side were crowned AIB Leinster Club Intermediate Camogie champions in Carlow.

Port battled past Naomh Martin for a massive provincial win.

Aimee Collier had a weekend to remember as she was named PWC Premier Junior Camogie Player of the Year

AIB Leinster Camogie Club Intermediate Final Camross 5-7 Na Fianna (Meath) 1-7 CAMROSS and Na Fianna travelled to SETU Carlow on Sunday afternoon to compete for the Intermediate Club Leinster title.

CAMROSS and Clonad led the Laois charge in Leinster in the early 1970s when Clonad were first into the fray but losing to then Offaly champions St Rynagh’s.

Abbeyleix were on the wrong side of the result in SETU Carlow on Sunday afternoon as Meath’s Dunboyne were crowned Leinster champions.

The Clough/Ballacolla manager was delighted to see his side get over the line against Castletown-Geoghegan in their Leinster quarter-final.

The Laois champions were hoping for a run in Leinster, but their season came to an end in St Brendan’s Park this weekend.