Last year's intermediate champions face Monaghan on Sunday in their national league division two opener.
Donie Brennan and his Laois footballers are prepared to use the league to prepare for the senior football championship later in the season.
Last year's intermediate champions face Monaghan on Sunday in their national league division two opener.
The O'Moore county's run in the league was ended at the play off stage in 2022 when they were well beaten by Armagh.
Brennan says their focus was championship last year and it will be championship this year:
You can listen to the full interview with Donie and Pat O'Sullivan here.
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