Banlaoch Laoise will begin in September.
Laois Camogie are launching a new Development Academy.
Banlaoch Laoise will be a six week academy for young camogie players, which the aim to assist them through the skills evolution from non competitive "Go Games" to U14 Championship games.
The academy is set to get underway in September.
Development Officer of Laois Camogie Rena Killeen says this programme will help advance camogie players in the county:
Chairman of Laois Camogie Paddy Dwyer spoke to Liam White alongside Rena Killeen at the launch of Banlaoch Laoise:
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