Tommy Fitzgerald's side were defeated by 23 points.
Laois hurling manager Tommy Fitzgerald isn't sure about players who will be part of the panel for 2026.
The O'Moore county finished their season with a 3-32 to 0-18 defeat at home to Tipperary at the weekend.
It brings an end to a season which saw Laois lose a second consecutive Joe McDonagh final and suffer relegation to Division 2A.
Fitzgerald says players will need time to decide whether they will continue or not with the county:
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