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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Robert Jones' Laois Minor Camogie side were crowned All-Ireland Minor 'B' Camogie champions following a seven point win over Limerick in a replay of the decider at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh today.
Laois had to settle for a draw last weekend in the same venue, but made no mistake the second time of asking.
Having gone in level at 1-3 apiece at half-time, three second half goals proved the difference as Laois ran out seven point victors to claim the title in a brilliant display.
FULL REPORT: Here
Relive the whole day from pre-match, match, presentation and celebrations in the gallery above.
All photos are courtesy of INPHO and are available to purchase from their website. There to catch all the action was Laszlo Geczo/©INPHO.
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