Wexford proved too strong for Laois in Wexford Park on Saturday.
Laois suffered a heavy defeat in the second round of the National Football League.
Justin McNulty's side fell to a 0-23 to 0-9 loss in Wexford Park, to record their second victory of the campaign in Division Three.
Laois have a two week break before they return to action at home to Sligo on February 14th.
McNulty says Wexford deserved the victory over the course of the 70 minutes:
Midlands 103's Pat O'Sullivan spoke to Justin McNulty after the full time whistle:
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