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These girls owe us nothing, they gave it their all - Homepage - Laois Nationalist (opens the original)
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THE Laois camogie camp will feel the disappointment for some time to come after Sunday’s All-Ireland final defeat, and understandably so. Reaching Croke Park brings with it the expectation and belief that this could be the day when all the hard work comes together, but for Laois that dream ultimately went unfulfilled. But when the dust settles, this group can look back on a year of which they should be extremely proud. This was always going to be a significant season for Laois. Having won the Pr
‘They’re after taking myself and Pat on a serious journey’ Rob Jones - Homepage - Laois Nationalist (opens the original)
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FOR Laois, reaching another All-Ireland final represented a remarkable achievement given where the county's camogie team had been just a few years earlier. They entered the 2026 campaign as reigning Premier Junior All-Ireland champions after their success in 2025, but their ambitions this year included finally getting over the line in the Leinster Championship after suffering defeat in the provincial decider in each of the previous two seasons, and that objective was achieved. Joint manager Rob
The result did little to dampen the pride felt by the management team - Homepage - Laois Nationalist (opens the original)
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THERE was no sense of despondency from the Laois camogie camp after their All-Ireland Intermediate final defeat to Antrim, with managers Robert Jones and Pat Collier instead reflecting on a hugely successful three-year spell in charge. Laois were ultimately beaten by 14 points in Croke Park, but the result did little to dampen the pride felt by the management team as they looked back on what has been an extraordinary period for the county. “At 36 minutes, there were two points in it. But to be f
Laois will need to be up to pace from the opening whistle - Homepage - Laois Nationalist (opens the original)
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ROBERT Jones also expects Antrim to start as heavy favourites and believes Laois must be ready from the opening whistle. “We know what Antrim are like now after seeing them a couple of times. As Pat (Collier) said, a very pacey team, a young team. We're just going to have to start from the first minute this time. Take our opportunities as well when the chances come,” Jones remarked. Having competed in Division 1 this year after being relegated from the senior championship in 2025, Antrim arrive
‘To stay up was probably one of our first goals, but these girls had different ideas’ - Homepage - Laois Nationalist (opens the original)
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LAOIS camogie managers Pat Collier and Robert Jones will lead the county back to Croke Park for a third successive year as they bid to add an Intermediate All-Ireland title to the Premier Junior crown they won in 2025. Speaking after Sunday morning’s training session in Borris-in-Ossory, Collier explained that preparations had been kept light because of the hard ground and revealed Laois are monitoring a number of injury concerns ahead of Sunday’s final. “All good, a few injuries there that are
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