Antrim will be competing in the Senior grade in 2027.
Laois found themselves outgunned in this year's Intermediate Camogie All Ireland final at Croke Park yesterday.
Pat Collier and Robert Jones' side were beaten 1-22 to 0-11 points by Antrim.
Clodagh Tynan top scored for the O'Moore County with four points, Roisin McCormick had a day to remember for the Saffrons scoring a remarkable 1-11 over the 60 minutes.
The result moves the Ulster county up to senior level after a season where competed in Division One in the league.
Laois will return to the Intermediate grade looking for a fourth consecutive trip to Croke Park after making two junior and one intermediate final in the last three years.
Their captain Aimee Collier says she's proud of her team:
Aimee Collier gave her full thoughts after the match at Croke Park:
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