They will now face Mount Leinster Rangers in Leinster.
Camross retained their Laois Intermediate Camogie Title over the weekend.
The reigning All-Ireland Champions secured a 1-11 to 1-8 win over St Brigid’s in O’Moore Park on Saturday.
Sarah Anne Fitzgerald was the games top scorer with 1-7.
They’ll now head into the Leinster Championship where they will take on Mount Leinster Rangers this Saturday.
Elsewhere, Milltown will take on Tinahely in the quarter finals of the Leinster LGFA Championship.
They won the Westmeath final replay over the weekend as they beat St Loman’s 2-12 to 2-7.
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