The Laois semi-finals will take place this weekend.
The teams that will be competing in the final of the Offaly and Westmeath Ladies Football Championships have been decided.
In the Offaly semi-finals, Ballinamere Durrow defeated Shamrocks by 5-16 to 1-1, while Naomh Ciaran were 14 points to 2-6 winners over Rhode.
In Westmeath, St Loman's Mullingar sealed their place in the decider with a 15 points to nine win over Goldsmiths and Milltown saw off the challenge of The Down's by 3-4 to 2-4.
The semi-finals in Laois will see St Joseph's take on Ballyroan from 4pm this Saturday, with 6pm the throw in time for Timahoe and St Conleth's.
Both games take place from Emo.
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