Conor Laverty's side were two point winners over Sligo in the semi-finals.
Down Senior Football manager Conor Laverty is 'under no illusions' about the challenge his side face in this weekend's Tailteann Cup Final.
His side take on Laois on Saturday for a chance to secure their first success in the competition.
Down are aiming to go one better than last season's final defeat when they were narrowly beaten by Meath.
Despite hammering their opponents in last season's semi final clash, Laverty says Saturday's decider will be a dog fight:
Throw in at Croke Park is set for 3pm on Saturday, and Midlands 103 will have full live commentary.
With thanks to Mulhall Supervalu, Mulhall Meats and Mulhalls restaurant, Portlaoise and Laois Leisure, Portarlington and Portlaoise where children's Summer swim courses & camps are now booking.
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