A late goal from David Donohue sealed the title for Stradbally Parish Gaels.
Drama and joy dominated the closing stages, and the end of this year's Laois Minor Football Final.
After previous defeats in the minor championship to St Joseph's, Stradbally Parish Gaels turned the tables to win this year's title with a late goal from David Donohue.
Niall Creery's side had to survive a black card in the second half, and the concession of two goals before Donohue's late intervention.
The Stradbally mentor tells Midlands 103's Pat O'Sullivan he's overjoyed to get the win:
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