The Harps competed in their first provincial game on Sunday.
The Harps Manager Ken Hogan says his side "died with their boots on".
His side's Leinster campaign came to an end at the hands of Shamrocks Ballyhale yesterday on a final scoreline of 3-19 to 1-16 in O'Moore Park.
TJ Reid finished with 1-8, with Mark Downey getting the only goal of the game for the Laois Champions.
Shamrocks Ballyhale will now face Dublin's Kilmacud Crokes in the semi-finals.
Hogan says their opponents are a great team:
Ken Hogan spoke to Jack Nolan after the game:
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