The O'Moore County started their 2024 with a two point loss to Offaly.
Offaly 1-11
Laois 0-12
Laois manager Justin McNulty says his players will be disappointed with their performance in their loss to Offaly last night.
The Armagh man is returning to role of senior football in the county 10 years on from his last stint with Laois.
His players led by two points at the break in Stradbally, but Offaly asserted themselves and took the win with the assistance of a 47th miunte Dylan Hyland goal.
McNulty says his side fell off the pace as the game wore on:
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