They meet Antrim in the final at 3.45 on Saturday.
There's a strong Laois interest in tomorrow's All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Final despite the O'Moore County losing out at the semi-final stage.
Clonad's Derek Dunne is in charge of the Down team that takes on Antrim at 3.45 on Saturday.
They reached the decider beating Derry, Laois and Meath along the way, racking up an impressive 3-42 across the three games.
They'll go into the final as favourites, with Dunne adding there's some immense talent in the county:
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