Pat Collier and Robert Jones will be aiming to clinch the title.
Laois Camogie joint managers Pat Collier and Robert Jones are positive that their side are ready for the All Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Final this weekend.
The O'Moore County face Armagh this Sunday, with a win guaranteeing their spot in the Intermediate grade for 2026.
Despite losing three finals in 2024, Laois will be confident that they can secure victory over the Ulster side after claiming a win over them in the group stage.
Jones says the panel is working well and full of characters:
Throw in is at 1:00pm at Croke Park this Sunday.
We'll have live coverage on the Midlands103 Sport Facebook page this Sunday.
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