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.

HAVING failed to reach hurling and football leagues in the last month, it is now the turn of the ladies to make a bid for National League honours.

Celtic Challenge  Laois 2-10  Offaly 0-15 THE Faithful Fields in Kilcormac was the venue on Friday evening last, for the latest chapter of Offaly v Laois hurling when they opposed each other in the opening round of the Celtic Challenge, a ...

Leinster Senior Football Championship Rd 1  Laois 2-21 Wexford 2-11 LAOIS made the journey to the sunny southeast on Saturday evening to face Wexford in Chadwick’s Wexford pack in the opening round of the Leinster Senior Football Championship and ...

ÚNA and Aoife Brophy of Cullohill Handball Club recorded a fantastic All-Ireland doubles success when defeating Tyrone’s Aoife Kelly and Claire Conway in the Ladies Junior 40x20 All-Ireland final played in the GAA National Handball Centre, Croke ...

LAOIS captain Brian Byrne was handed the honour of leading his county earlier this year. As he reflects on the role, he believes it hasn't changed his approach much but acknowledges the responsibility that comes with it. "It's a great honour.

THIS week as Laois prepare for another tilt at Wexford in the Leinster championship, we look back on a famous league meeting at Wexford Park in 2005. Wexford were bidding to reach a league semi-final for the first time in 55 years.

IT is a long time since a knockout senior football game threw in at 6pm on a Saturday evening in March. March used to be the month of the Railway Cups when Croke Park would be packed for the double header.

LAOIS manager Justin McNulty was in a reflective mood as he prepares his Laois side for the challenge ahead as they face Wexford in the Leinster Senior Football Championship opener on Saturday.

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.

Laois Nationalist Reporter LAOIS Ladies football manager Stephen Duff has said his side ‘were beaten by the better team’ on Sunday as Cavan ran out 11-point winners in Portlaoise.

Reaction  LAOIS’S Division 3 NFL campaign came to an unsatisfactory end against Fermanagh on Sunday with the Ulster side recording a two-point victory.

CLARE produced a remarkable second-half comeback to stun Laois and secure a vital four-point victory, ending their opponents’ promotion hopes.

THE Laois footballers somehow managed to throw away a six-point half-time advantage at home to Clare on Saturday evening.

DIVISION 2 awaits for the Laois hurlers in 2026 after falling to their fourth defeat from five games in Division 1B after the visit of Carlow to Laois Hire O’Moore Park on Saturday afternoon.

Laois manager Tommy Fitzgerald’s initial reaction to Saturday’s loss against Carlow is that he’s ‘obviously very disappointed’.

IN the good old days of Dr Cullen Park Laois and Carlow produced several battles in the League, Oireachtas, Walsh Cup and Championship. 1982 saw the visitors score 1-15 in victory.

TODAY Clare make the journey to Laois Hire O’Moore Park for a vital game in the National Football League. Since the original fixture was cancelled owing to the weather, the two counties have had mixed fortunes.

THIS weekend sees a big clash between two counties separated by the River Barrow and the two are regular contestants on either side of the river. Last year they met on both sides of the divide. Carlow came to Portlaoise and took the spoils.

Reaction A TOUGH couple of weeks lie in store for the Laois senior hurlers and manager Tommy Fitzgerald as they face into games against Carlow and Dublin knowing that two wins are needed to remain in Division 1B after Sunday’s loss to Antrim.