Justin McNulty's side are taking on regional opponents Offaly this evening.
The new Laois manager will be leaving very little on the table when it comes to their O'Byrne Cup debut, according to midlands 103 commentator Pat O'Sullivan.
Justin McNulty returns to the role of Laois senior football manager 10 years after his first three year deal elapsed.
The O'Moore County will face Offaly this evening, with the winner progressing to take on Dublin in the quarter final on Saturday.
O'Sullivan says he expects Laois to aim to start on the front foot:
Throw in at Stradbally GAA is set for 7.30pm.
In the other O'Byrne Cup game today, Carlow face Kildare at Netwatch Cullen Park.
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