Favourable Leinster Championship Draws for Laois hurlers and footballers

4 August 2012; Colm Kelly, Laois, in action against, from left, Michael Fitzsimons, Rory O'Carroll, and Cian O'Sullivan, Dublin. GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Quarter-Final, Dublin v Laois, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

Published on 05/10/2012 14:37

THE draws were made on Thursday night for the Leinster Senior Hurling and Football Championships for 2013 and they have been relatively favourable to the two Laois teams.

In the Senior Hurling Championship Laois will open against the winners of the Preliminary game between Antrim and Westmeath. Should they come through that game, they will face the winners of Carlow and London in the quarter-final with the eventual winners facing beaten defending Leinster Champions Galway in the semi-final. Offaly, Wexford, Kilkenny and Dublin are all on the other side of the draw.

In the Senior Football Championship, Justin McNulty’s Laois team will start their campaign against Louth with the winners facing Wexford in the quarter final. Should Laois come through those two games, they will go up against either Longford, Wicklow or Meath in the semi-final. Dublin and Kildare are on the other side of the draw along with Offaly, Carlow and Westmeath.

Full Draws

Leinster SHC Draw

Preliminary Round

Antrim v Westmeath

First Round

Antrim/Westmeath v Laois

Carlow v London

Quarter-Final

Antrim/Westmeath/Laois v Carlow/London

Offaly v Kilkenny

Wexford v Dublin

Semi-Final

Galway v Antrim/Westmeath/Laois/Carlow/London

Offaly/Kilkenny v Wexford/Dublin

Leinster SFC Draw

First Round

Wicklow v Longford

Laois v Louth

Westmeath v Carlow

Quarter-Final

Wicklow/Longford v Meath

Laois/Louth v Wexford

Westmeath/Carlow v Dublin

Offaly v Kildare

Semi-Final

Wicklow/Longford/Meath v Laois/Louth/Wexford

Westmeath/Carlow/Dublin v Offaly/Kildare

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