Laois and Westmeath ladies football champions missed out by the narrowest of margins.
There was disappointment for the two midlands clubs playing in Ladies Leinster senior championship quarter finals this weekend.
Portlaoise were knocked out by the narrowest of margins yesterday.
Eadestown landed a last minute point to progress at the expense of the Laois champions.
It finished Eadestown 2-10 Portlaoise 3-6.
Pat O'Sullivan was there for Midlands 103:
Westmeath's county champions Milltown managed four goals yesterday but still lost.
Tinahely consistently slotted points over to win by a single point as well on a final scoreline of 0-16 to 4-3.
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