Ken Hogan's side take on Camross this Sunday.
The Harps are gearing up for their first Laois Hurling Final appearance in 28 years this weekend.
Following their three point victory over reigning champions Clough Ballacolla in the semi-finals, Ken Hogan's side are looking to end the season on a high as they face 27-time winners Camross in the decider.
The Harps last appeared in the final in 1998 when they suffered a two point defeat to Castletown.
Laois hurler Padraic Dunne will be captaining his side this Sunday.
He says they're looking forward to the occasion:
Throw in is at 3:45pm this Sunday.
Padraic Dunne spoke to Midlands 103's Liam White ahead of the game this Sunday:
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