The O'Moore County are aiming to win back to back National titles.
Laois Camogie are just 60 minutes away from All-Ireland glory this weekend.
The O'Moore County take on Antrim this Sunday in the Intermediate decider, as they look to win back to back national titles.
The reigning Junior Champions were seven point winners over Kerry in the semi-finals, with their opponents securing their place thanks to a seven point win over Meath.
Joint Manager Robert Jones says they need a fast start:
Throw in is at 2:00pm from Croke Park this Sunday.
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