The O'Moore County have got off to a strong start in Division Four.
Laois have youth on their side as they enjoy a productive start to their Allianz National Football League campaign.
That's former O'Moore County Under 20s boss, Eddie Kinsella's reading ahead of their return to league action this weekend.
It's two wins from two for Justin McNulty's side in Division Four as they prepare to take on Carlow.
Kinsella says the bravery of McNulty's selections is paying off:
That game throws in at Laois Hire O'Moore Park at 6pm on Saturday.
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