The Portarlington boss says he's told his players to get ready for a 2024 provincial campaign.
Portarlington boss Martin Murphy is already telling his players to start preparing for next year's Leinster championship.
The Laois champions were well beaten by Kilmacud Crokes in Dublin on Saturday in the provincial semi final.
Port will have to secure a fourth consecutive county title to get back to Leinster and Murphy says he expects the club to bounce back:
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