Laois Camogie Manager Noel Brennan speaks out on the county's relegation saga.
A team that's looking for answers is how the Laois Camogie panel are being described by their manager.
It's after The O'Moore County, having lost a championship relegation play-off against Kildare last year, were not relegated and instead find themselves in the Intermediate Championship again.
A difficult league season in division 2A yielded five defeats from five.
After seeing that Laois were playing Intermediate in the ratified fixture list this year, a meeting was called for GPA and club reps where the player voiced their frustration at the lack of communication about the decision.
The county Camogie Manager Noel Brennan says he and his backroom team are trying to get the balance right between the on-the-field and off-the-field issues:
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