Laois and Westmeath are set to clash in Minor.
All three midlands county’s will be in action in underage hurling this weekend.
Laois and Westmeath will clash in the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship tomorrow in round three.
Westmeath picked up a big win over Dublin last time out, while Laois suffered defeat away to Wexford.
Throw in is at 12:00pm from O’Moore Park this Saturday.
In the U20 Championship, a place in the Leinster semi-finals is on the line for Laois and Offaly.
Derek Delaney’s Laois side welcome Wexford to O’Moore Park on Monday, looking to continue their good form after defeating Meath last time out.
Elsewhere, Offaly travel to Nowlan Park to take on Kilkenny on the same day, Leo O’Connor’s side are looking to go one step further than they did last year.
Throw in for both games is 2:00pm.
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