The O'Moore county will be looking to continue their 100% record in league action this weekend.
Laois will have to focus on their trip to Tipperary this weekend if their perfect start is to count for anything.
That's according to former O'Moore County footballer Gareth Dillon ahead of the latest round of Allianz Football League fixtures.
Justin McNulty has enjoyed a productive return to the post of Senior Football Manager in the county with three wins from three.
Laois however, failed to progress from Division Four last year despite collecting ten points through the campaign.
Dillon says Tipp can't be taken lightly:
Throw-in, in Semple Stadium is set for 2pm on Sunday.
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