All midlands teams will be back in action this Saturday.
Westmeath were the only squad in the midlands to finish with a positive result in the Very Camogie League opener at the weekend.
Diarmuid Cahill's side got the better of Kerry in Killarney - that game finished 1-06 to nine points.
Meanwhile, Laois and Offaly were on the losing end of their games, both of which were at home.
The Faithful County were beaten substantially by Waterford in St. Brendan's Park - the scoreline was 4-22 to 1-09 at the final whistle.
Noel Brennan's side also went home with a loss, but just barely - they were on the wrong end of a 2-07 to 2-06 scoreline, at the hands of Meath in Mountrath.
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