The Camogie association have revealed the rejigged draw.
Laois will face Down for a place in the semi-finals of the rejigged All Ireland Intermediate Championship.
It'll take place on November 7th.
The competition had to be re-drawn after the Camogie association decided that only one team from each county could take part in inter-county championships in 2020.
This meant that Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, Cork and Tipperary had to drop out due to having teams at Senior level.
If the O'Moore county are unsuccessful against Down, they will go into the quarter-final stage and will play Carlow, Kerry or Meath.
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