Offaly secured a big win in the Junior Championship.
There were mixed results for midlands sides in the LGFA Championship on Sunday.
Laois suffered defeat away to Wexford in the Intermediate Championship, as the Yellowbellies secured a 5-12 to 2-14 win.
Emily Lacey impressed with 1-10 for her side, however Wexford outscored their opponents 2-9 to 1-2 in the second half to overturn a three point half time deficit.
The O'Moore County will now face a relegation semi-final.
Elsewhere, Offaly made it back to back wins in the Junior Championship with a comprehensive 5-27 to 0-3 win away to Kilkenny.
Offaly sit top of the group after their opening three games.
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