The Laois side are aiming to add to their county and provincial success.
Camross Camogie Manager Arien Delaney says his side have nothing to lose this weekend in their All Ireland Final.
The Laois side, who won the Leinster Championship last month, are just 60 minutes away from being crowned Intermediate Champions.
They take on Cork and Munster Champions Ballincollig, who were six point winners over Eglish in their semi-final.
Delaney says his side have given everything they've got so far:
Throw in is at 2:00pm from Croke Park this Sunday.
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