Last year the O'Moore county suffered a chastening defeat to Down at Croke Park.
Laois have enough elements in their favour to win again at Croke Park.
That's the assessment of Midlands 103 Commentator, Jack Nolan ahead of the O'Moore County's Tailteann Cup semi-final meeting with Antrim this weekend.
Justin McNulty's side have already performed at Croke Park when cantering to an impressive Division Four title win.
Last week they claimed the scalp of Kildare in Tullamore with one of their best performances of the season.
Antrim meanwhile were three point winners over Ulster rivals Fermanagh.
Nolan says he thinks Laois can make the decider:
He looks forward to semi-final meeting with Midlands 103's David Hollywood:
Throw in at Croke Park is set for 2pm on Sunday, and Midlands 103 will full live commentary of the game on the Inside Line.
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