The footballers have a must win game to retain Division 2 status.
The Laois footballers make the trip to Newry to face Down in the Allianz National League this Saturday.
It's a must win game if they want to retain their Division 2 status.
Our Laois GAA Correspondent Jack Nolan says they need to put in a big performance:
That throws in at 6.15 this Saturday evening.
While the Laois hurlers also head north this weekend to clash with Antrim in Division 1B of the Allianz League.
That gets underway at the earlier time of 3 o'clock on Saturday.
Jack Nolan says it'll be a big test for them:
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