Throw in is at 7:30pm this evening.
The opening round of the Laois Senior Football Championship gets underway this evening.
Reigning champions Portarlington are in action as they face The Heath in O'Moore Park.
They've been champions in four of the last five year's and will be aiming to regain the Jack Delaney Cup once again.
The new rules in the game are set to make the games more interesting this year.
Their player Cathal Bennett says his side will benefit from the new rules.
Throw in is at 7:30pm from O'Moore Park this evening.
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