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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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*Our county football final coverage is in association with The Baba's Barbershop
O'Moore Park, Portlaoise was a hive of activity on Sunday with the Laois Senior and Minor football finals down for decision.
Emo-Courtwood and Ballyroan Abbey played out a hugely entertaining clash in the Minor decider, Emo-Courtwood just about withstanding the Ballyroan Abbey comeback to claim the crown with a point to spare.
The winning margin in the Senior final turned out to be the same, favourites Portlaoise seeing off final debutants Killeshin by a single point in a dogged display by The Town.
There to capture the atmosphere and celebrations was our photographer, Denis Byrne.
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