The game ended with a total of 54 scores.
Camross began their Laois Hurling Championship campaign with an entertaining six point win over The Harps on Saturday.
Last season's beaten finalists began their campaign with a 2-31 to 5-16 win in O'Moore Park.
Mark Dowling and Ciaran Collier got the goals for Camross, with Mossy Keyes and Eoin Gaughan contributing 0-14 between them.
Justin Duggan scored a hat trick of goals for The Harps, while Mikey Monahan and Podge Delaney also found the net for their side.
Sports Reporter with the Leinster Express Gavin Cooper says Camross did enough to see the game out:
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