The Laois club held on under intense pressure from Naas on Sunday.
St Brigid's are this year's Leinster Intermediate Camogie champions.
The Laois club squeezed past Naas by the smallest possible margin in a tense and dramatic enounter at O'Connor Park yesterday.
The final score was 1-10 to 1-9 in Tullamore.
Eimear Hassett played a starring role for the eventual winners scoring 1-7.
However the recently announced, Junior Camogie Player of the Year, Clodagh Tynan says it was their support that got the team over the line:
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