The club have recorded just one win so far this season.
It was another tough weekend in the Women's Super League for the Portlaoise Panthers.
The Laois side suffered a 81-64 defeat away to Killester, which leaves still waiting for a second victory of the season.
Samantha Haiby, Audrey Roden, Hannah Thornton and Ieva Bagdanaviciene all hit double digits in points for the home side.
The win leaves the Dublin side standing with a record of 5-0 early on in the season.
The Panthers return to action in the league at home to Gurranabraher Brunell in three weeks time.
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