- May 14th: All County Football League Division 4 – The Harps V Arles-Kilcruise at 7.30pm;
- May 17th: All County Hurling League Division 2 – Castletown Slieve Bloom V The Harps at 7.30pm;
- May 21st: All County Football League Division 4 – Ballyroan Abbey V The Harps at 7.30pm;
- May 22nd: All County Hurling League Division 5 – Timahoe V The Harps at 7.30pm;
- May 28th: All County Football League Division 4 – The Harps V Crettyard at 7.45pm;
- May 29th: All County Hurling League Division 1A – The Harps V Ballyfin at 7.45pm;
- May 30th: All County Football League Division 4 – Kilcotton V The Harps at 7.45pm;
- May 31st: All County Hurling League Division 2 – Shanahoe V The Harps at 7.45pm.
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Twitter LIVE! Updates: Some games will have live score updates on www.twitter.com/TheHarpsGAA
Recent Results: Over the past few weeks the following games were played and some Match Reports are available on www.theharpsgaa.com website.
- Under 16 Hurling League Group A – Harps Gaels 2-09 V 1-11 Abbeyleix Gaels;
- All County Hurling League Division 2 – Park/Rathineska 2-08 V 1-19 The Harps;
- All County Hurling League Division 5 – The Harps 1-18 V 1-06 Ballypickas;
- All County Football League Division 4 – The Harps V Emo (conceded by Emo);
- All County Hurling League Division 2 – The Harps 1-11 V 2-13 Camross;
- All County Hurling League Division 5 – Abbeyleix 0-06 V 4-11 The Harps;
- All County Football League Division 4 – Colt 2-10 V 0-05 The Harps.
Clancy Hurls: Hurls, any size, any style. Contact: Brian Clancy on (086) 8894166.
Fiele 2014 Roundup: Over the last weekend of April and the May Bank Holiday weekend the Laois Fiele competitions were held with the hurling played over the first weekend and the football played over the Bank Holiday weekend. The hurlers made it to the final overcoming Abbeyleix in the quarter finals and Rathdowney-Errill in the semis to setup a final against Naomh Eamon. The Harps unfortunately lost to Naomh Eamon in the final who fielded a very strong team. The following weekend the footballers also made it to the final overcoming Ballylynan, Camross-Mountrath and St Fintans along the way. Naomh Eamon awaited in the final once again and proved too strong for the Harps. The Harps would like to congratulate Naomh Eamon on both their wins and wish them the very best of luck as they go on to represent Laois at the National Feile Competitions to be held in late June.
HARPS CAMOGIE CLUB: The committee and club members wish to thank everyone who supported the Table Quiz on Good Friday Night recently, it was very much appreciated.