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15 Mar 2026
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Portlaoise GAA came together inside the Midlands Park Hotel on Sunday, February 2 for the club's annual Dinner Dance. Their Senior Footballers were defeated in the county final but there was plenty to celebrate as the Junior Camogie team were crowned league and championship champions while the Portlaoise Ladies lifted the Division 1 league title and narrowly lost out to St Conleth's in the Senior Championship final. The Minor footballers famously ended a 12-year wait for a County Championship in 2024. The club were also remembering their 1985 senior footballers who won the Laois and Leinster championship. Photographer Denis Byrne attended the event for the Leinster Express/ Laois Live.
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