David Dooley played a major role in Laois' win over the weekend.
Laois Hurling Captain David Dooley says he's thankful to his club and community after helping his county win the Joe McDonagh Cup.
The Rosenallis man captained the O'Moore County to their second Joe McDonagh Cup on Saturday as they defeated Carlow by 1-27 to 1-18.
The win marks a return to the Leinster Championship for Laois in 2027.
Dooley says all the credit goes to those who helped him along the way:
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