The O'Moore County return to senior championship action.
Laois are aiming to deliver more physicality and more intensity when they throw in for the Leinster Senior Football Championship this weekend.
The O'Moore County are under new management in Portlaoise man Stephen Duff after suffering relegation to Division Three during their league campaign.
Division One side, Meath will provide a stiff test in Pairc Tailteann when the two meet on Sunday.
Laois vice-captain Andrea Moran says the team is ready to move on from the league:
The action in Navan throws in at 2pm on Sunday.
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