Tipperary V Laois: How To Watch, TV Info, Team News

Following the disappointment of losing a second Joe McDonagh Cup final in a row, Laois must dust themselves down in time for this weekend's preliminary quarter-final clash with Tipperary.

Tipperary under Liam Cahill have made steady progress and are massive favourites to progress to the All-Ireland quarterfinals to face old rivals Galway.

Tipp finished third in Munster following impressive wins over Waterford and Clare along with an opening round draw at home to Limerick. With Tipperary hurling experiencing a wave of positivity from their improved senior performances and their recent U20 All-Ireland win it will be vital for them to keep that momentum going.

Laois squeaked into the Joe McDonagh final after a last-gasp goal against Carlow in the group stages but were soundly beaten by Kildare into the showpiece game in Croke Park. The decision of forward Charlie "Cha" Dwyer to leave the Laois panel following a disagreement with management in the lead-up to the final was a blow for Tommy Fitzgerald's men but Kildare were full value for their win and this Saturday.

We have all the info you need ahead of Saturday's game.

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Tipperary v Laois is at 1.45pm this Saturday in Laois Hire O'Moore Park.

Tipperary v Laois will be streamed live on GAA+ with the action getting underway at 1.45pm.

Liam Cahill has made two changes to the Tipperary team that beat Waterford in their final Munster round-robin game last month.

Eoghan Connolly and Jake Morris drop out, with Joe Caesar and the fit-again Alan Tynan returning to the starting lineup.

The Tipperary Team to play Laois in the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Preliminary Quarter-Final on Saturday June 14th at 1:45pm in Laois Hire O’Moore Park Portlaoise was named earlier through the Coolmore Sponsored Tipperary GAA App. pic.twitter.com/CSaA640OaB

— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) June 13, 2025

Laois have made just one change to the team that lost last Sunday's Joe McDonagh Cup final against Kildare in Croke Park, with Ryan Mullaney coming in for Jer Quinlan at wing-back.

Tommy Fitzgerald has named his side to face Tipperary in the All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship: Preliminary Quarter Final on Saturday June 14th at 1.45pm in Laois Hire O’Moore Park.

Tickets can be purchased online and in person via selected stores.

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— Laois GAA (@CLGLaois) June 12, 2025