After a good two months, we are back with an edition of the LaoisToday Pick and Mix Podcast.

Alan Hartnett is joined by Steven Miller, plus some members of his family, for this one.

The episode begins by looking ahead to Laois Camogie's All-Ireland final against Antrim on Sunday.

Steven also looks back at the 2001 Laois Ladies All-Ireland winning team who were honoured in Croke Park and the lads also pay tribute to the late Liam O'Neill.

There is also plenty to talk about on the pitch with two Round 2 SFC games, one Round 2 IFC game and some JFC matches to discuss.

The LaoisToday Pick and Mix Podcast is here to look back at the GAA action from the weekend and ahead to what is to come.

Steven Miller is joined by Alan Hartnett where the pair begin by discussing the various juvenile finals.

There was a full schedule of U-13 football finals on Friday while we also had the last of the minor league deciders.

Laois hosted the Feile hurling and camogie finals on Saturday and many Laois clubs enjoyed success.

While we also look back at the club hurling league semi finals, ahead to their finals and ahead to the club football league semi finals.

It is another busy weekend and the Pick and Mix Podcast is here to go through all of the action.

The biggest game takes place on Saturday afternoon as the Laois footballers face Down in O'Moore Park at 4pm.

This is the quarter final of the Tailteann Cup and Alan plus Steven go through who they think is in contention to start.

The Laois camogie team are in action on the same day away to Westmeath while the Ladies are away to Wexford on Sunday.

While we also have a comprehensive club league update.

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It is a massive weekend for GAA and the Pick and Mix Podcast is here to look ahead to it.

With Steven Miller still on his holidays, Alan Hartnett is joined by Barry McEvoy.

The pair begin with the biggest match of the weekend – the Joe McDonagh Cup final.

Laois and Carlow are set to do battle in Croke Park on Saturday and the lads discuss the likely starting 15 plus how they expect the game to pan out.

The Laois camogie team and the Ladies footballers are both in All-Ireland action in O’Moore Park this weekend.

While it is a big couple of days in the ACHL Division 1.

Two trips to London, two Laois wins. No more than anybody expected but jobs well done by the Laois footballers and hurlers.

The Laois hurlers now have a Joe McDonagh Cup final to look forward to for the third year running - they'll face Carlow in Croke Park on Saturday, June 6.

The Laois footballers are now two from two in the Joe McDonagh Cup and have a home quarter-final (or a home preliminary quarter-final against New York) to plan for.

The Laois camogie team are up and running in the All Ireland intermediate championship. Can we start planning multiple trips to Croke Park?

Steven and Alan look back on all the weekend action as Alan joins us from Dublin Airport as he sets off gallivanting again.

The Pick and Mix Podcast is back and we have an extremely busy weekend of action to preview.

But first and foremost - Steven Miller, after being banned from the Laois Hurling Podcast, gives his right of reply to manager Tommy Fitzgerald after the Laois boss was unhappy with comments made on this Podcast in relation to Down.

After that, the lads look ahead to the hurlers against London where a result will guarantee a Joe McDonagh Cup final place.

The camogie team begin their All-Ireland campaign at home to Carlow on Sunday while the minor footballers are in an All-Ireland Tier 3 semi final on Saturday against Antrim.

Alan is making the trip to Ruislip on Saturday where the Laois footballers will take on London and he looks ahead to that Tailteann Cup game.

We conclude with a Steven Miller rant on the proposal to change age grades in Laois for 2027.

The Joe McDonagh Cup clash between Laois and Down in O'Moore Park this Saturday is the big game of the weekend and is essentially a semi-final in the competition.
Laois have comfortably gotten the better of Down in each of the past three seasons - with an average winning margin of 32 points. Surely to God, they can't lose now?
Also up for discussion are the club leagues, club transfers, the minor footballers progress in Tier 3 of the All Ireland championship and Alan takes on Emo in this week's 30-second challenge.

The Pick and Mix Podcast is here to look ahead at a wide and varied weekend of GAA action involving Laois teams.

The Laois hurlers resume their Joe McDonagh Cup campaign away to Westmeath on Saturday in Mullingar.

While the Laois camogie team will contest a Leinster Intermediate final on Sunday at the same venue against the same opponents.

The Laois footballers are out on Sunday as they begin their Tailteann Cup journey at home to Wicklow.

The Laois minor footballers are also in action on Saturday as they face Limerick in Round 1 of the All-Ireland Tier 3.

While there is also set to be a significant weekend of club league action in ACFL Division 1 and 2.