Both counties will have designs on promotion this year.
Offaly and Laois maintained their 100 per cent record in the Camogie leagues over the weekend.
Offaly ran out three point winners against Meath in Division Two in O'Connor Park.
That result means the Faithful County are all but through to a league final after their third victory.
While Division Three, Laois were held to a draw game at half time against Tyrone, but managed to see out the second half to secure their third win of the campaign.
The final score in Mountmellick, was 3-9 to 2-8.
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