Laois Hurling is a traditional Irish sport played in the county of Laois. It involves two teams using wooden sticks called hurleys to hit a small ball known as a sliotar. The objective is to score points by sending the sliotar into the opposing team's goal or over the crossbar. Hurling is known for its fast pace and requires skill, agility, and teamwork. The Laois hurling team competes in various national competitions, including the All-Ireland Hurling Championship. The sport has a strong following in the region, with local clubs promoting participation at youth and adult levels. Hurling is an integral part of Irish culture and community life in Laois.