Duff's side suffered relegation at the hands of Kildare on Saturday afternoon.
Laois Ladies have to start planning for their return to the senior grade according to their manager Stephen Duff.
The Portlaoise man wants the county to look beyond the short term future after seeing Laois fall back badly since winning the Intermediate Championship in 2022.
Laura Marie Maher looked to have sealed victory with her late goal against Kildare in their relegation final, however Neasa Dooley stepped up with a last minute penalty for the Lilywhites to claim a dramatic win on Saturday.
Duff says Laois needs to look beyond just the next two year's:
He joined Will O'Callaghan on the Inside Line on Sunday to reflect on everything that's unfolded this year:
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