Portarlington take on Rathvilly this Sunday.
Portarlington Footballer Ronan Coffey is heaping praise on the younger players in the squad.
The Laois Champions travel to Carlow this weekend to face Rathilly as they look to reach the semi-finals of the Leinster Championship.
The winners will face either Cuala or Sarsfields in the final four.
Coffey says training has been at an excellent standard since the summer:
Throw in is at 2:30pm from Netwatch Cullen Park this Sunday.
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