Kylie Murphy was on the scoresheet while Della Doherty and Ciamh Gray were also involved. pivitol
Laois was at the heart of Wexford Youths triumph in the women's FAI Cup final at Tallaght Stadium.
Kylie Murphy hit a superb volley to restore Wexford's lead in the second-half, while Della Doherty and Ciamh Gray played pivotal roles in defending that advantage.
Murphy who ended the league campaign as the second highest scorer in the WNL, capitalised spectacularly on a lovely drag-back and cross from the instrumental Ellen Molloy in the 53rd-minute.
Kylie Murphy finishes first time after superb touch and pass from Ellen Molloy
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The South-East side adopted an effective rear-guard action against the newly crowned league champions for the next 20-minutes or so before Edel Kennedy popped up to give some level of assurance for the remaining time.
It caps a stellar season for the trio and Kylie Murphy of Portarlington in particular, who is up for player of the year honours at the Women's National League awards night.
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