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Ahead of Saturday's Leinster Championship game against Offaly in Tullamore, Laois senior football goalkeeper Killian Roche spoke to the Leinster Express/Laois Live.
Roche reflected on Laois’ Division 3 campaign, where they finished fourth with three wins, a draw and three losses, and discussed his occasional role where he joins the Laois attacks. He also highlighted the importance of kick-outs under the new rules, stressing how crucial it was to secure primary possession on restarts.
Looking ahead to the game against Offaly, Roche said league form counts for little, despite Offaly having lost all seven of their Division 2 games in 2026. LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW ABOVE.
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