Pat Collier's side won their opening round game against Wicklow.
Laois are on the road this weekend in round two of the Premier Camogie Junior Championship.
The O'Moore County travel west this Saturday to take on Roscommon hoping to make it two wins from two after their opening round win over Wicklow.
Their opponents fell to an 11 point defeat at home to Armagh last time out.
Throw in is at two o'clock from Padraig Perases GAA Club on Saturday.
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