Tipperary ultimately claimed a narrow victory over the O'Moore County in the decider.
Laois' work ethic prevented Tipperary from getting going in the first half of the All-Ireland Premier Junior final.
That's the perspective of the Tipp manager, after his side pulled back in the second period to ultimately secure victory in the game at the weekend.
The final score in Croke Park was 0-12 to 1-8, thanks to a last minute free from Jenny Grace.
Tipperary Manager, Bill Mullaney, is crediting his side's work rate in the second half:
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