The O'Moore County were the beaten finalists in 2024.
Laois are aiming to reach a second All Ireland Final in a row in the Premier Junior Camogie Championship this weekend.
The O'Moore County face Wicklow on Saturday, with the winners set to face either Armagh or Roscommon in Croke Park next month.
Laois won the previous championship fixture between the two sides.
Joint manager Robert Jones says this will be a much tighter affair:
Throw in is at 1:00pm from Kingspan Breffni Park in Cavan tomorrow afternoon.
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