The best footballers in the midlands will be action across the region this weekend.
It's a busy weekend in the midlands county's senior football championships.
In Westmeath, the defending champions St Loman's face Caulry in Cusack Park this evening.
The game gets underway at 7.15pm.
There's a Cusack Park double header then on Sunday, Coralstown Kinnegad meet Athlone at 3.3pm, and Tyrrellspass meet Tang at 5.15pm.
In Laois the senior championship qualifier and winner contests are being run off.
Tonight Ballyfin and Killeshin will be looking to continue their interest in the A competition.
Their qualifier round starts in O'Moore Park at 7.30pm.
The same venue plays host to a winners' round double header tomorrow.
Ballyroan Abbey play Rosenallis at 5.30, and Arles Killeen take on Courtwood at 7.15pm.
While the defending champions will relinquish their title if they slip to a second defeat at 7pm.
St Joseph's meet Ballylinan at 7pm in Stradbally.
In Sunday's double header at O'Moore Park,
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