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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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In what will be the first game staged at the newly renamed MW Hire O'Moore Park, three-in-a-row Laois champions Portlaoise face off against Carlow's Eire Og in the Leinster Club SFC semi-final.
Portlaoise come into this game off the back of their dramatic quarter-final victory over St Pat's of Wicklow where penalties were required to separate two evenly-matched teams. In the end, Portlaoise hit five from five penalties to secure their place in the Leinster semi-final.
Carlow champions Eire Og produced a stellar second-half performance against Kildare kingpins Sarsfields to reach this point, outscoring the Kildare men seven points to one in the closing half to tip the scales in their favour.
Throw-in is set for 7pm.
Follow the game live below:
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