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Laois All-County Football League#Division Five

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The Laois All-County Football League (ACFL) is an annual Gaelic football competition contested by Laois GAA clubs. There are seven divisions and teams are promoted and relegated according to their league standing each year.

Prior to the inception of the All-County Football League, league competitions titled the Senior Football League, Intermediate Football League and Junior Football League were in place. These would have roughly equated to the current top three or four divisions in the ACFL.

The 2024 ACFL Division One winners were St Joseph's who defeated Courtwood in the final.

The trophy for ACFL Division One is called the Rexie McDonald Cup.

Roll of honour

=Division One (formerly Senior Football League)=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2024

| St Joseph's

| Courtwood

2023

| Portarlington

| St Joseph's

2022

| St Joseph's

| Graiguecullen

2021

| Portarlington

| Portlaoise

2020

! colspan=2 align=center |No competition due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games

2019

| Portlaoise

| O'Dempsey's

2018

| O'Dempsey's

| St Joseph's

2017

| O'Dempsey's

| St Joseph's

2016

| The Heath

| St Joseph's

2015

| Arles–Killeen

| The Heath

2014

| Portlaoise

| Portarlington

2013

| Graiguecullen

| Arles–Killeen

2012

| Portlaoise

| Emo

2011

| Portlaoise

| Graiguecullen

2010

| St Joseph's

| Stradbally

2009

| Portlaoise

| Stradbally

2008

| Portlaoise

| O'Dempsey's

2007

| Portlaoise

| The Heath

2006

| O'Dempsey's

| The Rock

2005

| Emo

| The Heath

2004

| Portlaoise

| St Joseph's

2003

| Arles–Kilcruise

| St Joseph's

2002

| Arles–Kilcruise

| Stradbally

2001

| St Joseph's

| Portlaoise

2000

| Ballylinan

| St Joseph's

1999

| Stradbally

| Ballyroan

1998

| Crettyard

| Portlaoise

1997

| Crettyard

| Portlaoise

1996

| Portlaoise

|

1995

| St Joseph's

| O'Dempsey's

1994

| League final unfinished

| Title not awarded

1993

| St Joseph's

| Portarlington

1992

| Ballyroan

| Crettyard

1991

| St Joseph's

| Ballyroan

1990

| O'Dempsey's

| St Joseph's

1989

| Portarlington

| The Heath

1988

| Portarlington

| St Joseph's

1987

| St Joseph's

| The Heath

1986

| Ballyroan

| O'Dempsey's

1985

| Ballyroan

| St Joseph's

1984

|

|

1983

| Ballyroan

| O'Dempsey's

1982

| Annanough

| O'Dempsey's

1981

|

|

1980

|

|

1979

| Ballyroan

|

1978

| Portlaoise

| The Heath

1977

| Ballyroan

| St Joseph's

1976

| The Heath

| St Joseph's

1975

| Graiguecullen

| Annanough

1974

|

|

1973

| Stradbally

| Portarlington

1972

| Emo

| St Joseph's

1971

| St Joseph's

| Timahoe

1970

| Timahoe

| Emo

1969

|

|

1968

|

|

1967

|

|

1966

|

|

1965

|

|

1964

| Timahoe

| Annanough

=Division One "B"=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2022

| Killeshin

| Stradbally

2021

| Emo

| Arles–Killeen

2020

! colspan=2 align=center | No competition due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games

2019

| Ballylinan

| Courtwood

2018

| Ballyroan Abbey

| Arles–Kilcruise

2017

| Ballylinan

| Portarlington

=Division Two (formerly Intermediate Football League)=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2024

| The Heath

| Emo

2023

| Courtwood

| Ballyfin

2022

| Park–Ratheniska

| Ballyfin

2021

| Rosenallis

| Mountmellick

2020

! colspan=2 align=center | No competition due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games

2019

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

| Portlaoise

2018

| Courtwood

| St Joseph's

2017

| Mountmellick

| Courtwood

2016

| Portlaoise

| Annanough

2015

| Timahoe

| O'Dempsey's

2014

| The Heath

| Mountmellick

2013

| Killeshin

| Portarlington

2012

| Ballyroan Abbey

| Killeshin

2011

| Portlaoise

| Timahoe

2010

| O'Dempsey's

| Arles–Kilcruise

2009

| Emo

| Portarlington

2008

| Stradbally

| Ballylinan

2007

| Crettyard

| Timahoe

2006

| Graiguecullen

| Mountmellick

2005

| Ballyroan

| Stradbally

2004

| Arles–Killeen

| O'Dempsey's

2003

| Crettyard

| Killeshin

2002

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

| Killeshin

2001

| Timahoe

| Graiguecullen

2000

| Emo

| Mountmellick

1999

| Ballylinan

| Mountmellick

1998

| Arles–Kilcruise

| Graiguecullen

1997

| The Rock

| Timahoe

1996

| St Michael's

| Ballyfin

1995

| Ballylinan

| Ballyfin

1994

| Park–Ratheniska

| The Heath

1993

| The Rock

| Killeshin

1992

| Barrowhouse

| St Manman's

1991

| Annanough

| Spink

1990

| St Manman's

| Killeshin

1989

| Spink

| St Manman's

1988

| Spink

| St Manman's

1987

| St Manman's

| Killeshin

1986

| Killeshin

| Park–Ratheniska

1985

|

|

1984

|

|

1983

| Stradbally

| Crettyard

1982

| Stradbally

| The Rock

1981

| St Manman's

| Courtwood

1980

| Crettyard

| The Rock

1979

| Ballyroan

| St Joseph's

1978

| Park–Ratheniska

|

1977

| Park

|

=Division Three (formerly Junior Football League)=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2023

| Mountmellick

| Arles–Killeen

2022

| Ballyroan Abbey

| Annanough

2021

| Ballyfin

| Killeshin

2020

! colspan=2 align=center | No competition due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games

2019

| Ballyfin

| The Rock

2018

| The Heath

| Portarlington

2017

| Graiguecullen

| O'Dempsey's

2016

| Kilcavan

| Barrowhouse

2015

| Courtwood

| O'Dempsey's

2014

| Portlaoise

| St Joseph's

2013

| Ballyfin

| Stradbally

2012

| Barrowhouse

| Spink

2011

| Killeshin

| Park–Ratheniska

2010

| St Joseph's

| Rosenallis

2009

| The Heath

| Graiguecullen

2008

| Ballyfin

| Annanough

2007

| Barrowhouse

| Park–Ratheniska

2006

| Killeshin

| Spink

2005

| St Joseph's

| Portlaoise

2004

| The Heath

| The Harps

2003

| Kilcavan

| Ballyroan

2002

| Portlaoise

| Portarlington

2001

| Portarlington

| Ballyfin

2000

| Stradbally

| Crettyard

1999

| Portlaoise

| Barrowhouse

1998

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

| Courtwood

1997

| Ballyroan

| Crettyard

1996

| Arles–Kilcruise

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

1995

| Arles–Kilcruise

| St Joseph's

1994

| Ballyfin

| The Harps

=Division Three "B"=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2022

| Graiguecullen

| Rosenallis

2021

| Ballyroan Abbey

| Rosenallis

=Division Four=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2024

| Graiguecullen

| Portlaoise

2023

| Kilcavan

| Barrowhouse

2022

| Emo

| Arles–Kilcruise

2021

| The Harps

| Emo

2020

! colspan=2 align=center | No competition due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games

2019

| Portlaoise

| Graiguecullen

2018

| Rosenallis

| Camross

2017

| Ballyroan Abbey

| O'Dempsey's

2016

| Arles–Killeen

| Mountmellick

2015

| Killeshin

| Graiguecullen

2014

| Portarlington

| Timahoe

2013

| Killeshin

| Ballylinan

2012

| O'Dempsey's

| Emo

2011

| Portlaoise

| Ballylinan

2010

| Portlaoise

| The Harps

2009

| Graiguecullen

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

2008

| Arles–Killeen

| O'Dempsey's

2007

| Rosenallis

| Mountmellick

2006

| Barrowhouse

| Graiguecullen

2005

| Ballinakill

| Arles–Kilcruise

2004

| Colt

| Spink

2003

| Ballinakill

| The Heath

2002

| Timahoe

| Courtwood

2001

| Arles–Killeen

| St Joseph's

2000

| The Rock

| Colt

1999

| Stradbally

| The Rock

1998

| Abbeyleix

| The Rock

1997

| Mountrath

| Portarlington

1996

| Ballylinan

| The Heath

1995

| Arles

| The Heath

1994

| Timahoe

| Portlaoise

1993

|

|

1992

|

|

1991

| Ballyfin

| Killeshin

1990

| Ballyfin

| Arles

1989

| The Harps

| Kilcavan

1988

| Kilcavan

|

1987

| Ballinakill

| Abbeyleix

1986

| Spink

| Ballyfin

1985

| Timahoe

| Castletown

=Division Five=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2024

| Stradbally

| The Heath

2023

| Rosenallis

| The Harps

2022

| Park–Ratheniska

| Kilcavan

2021

| Ballyroan Abbey

| Park–Ratheniska

2020

! colspan=2 align=center | No competition due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games

2019

| The Harps

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

2018

| Graiguecullen

| St Joseph's

2017

| Camross

| Rosenallis

2016

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

| Crettyard

2015

| Emo

| O'Dempsey's

2014

| The Rock

| Ballyfin

2013

| Kilcotton

| Slieve Bloom/Castletown

2012

| The Heath

| Graiguecullen

2011

| Killeshin

| O'Dempsey's

2010

| O'Dempsey's

| Killeshin

2009

| Mountmellick

| Kilcotton

2008

| Mountrath

| Park–Ratheniska

2007

| The Heath

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

2006

| Emo

| Courtwood

2005

| Shanahoe

| Ballyfin

2004

| The Harps

| Trumera

2003

| Clough–Ballacolla

| Abbeyleix

2002

| Camross

| Errill

2001

| Camross

| Clough–Ballacolla

2000

| Camross

|

1999

| Camross

| Errill

1998

| Errill

| Mountmellick

1997

| Colt

|

1996

|

|

1995

|

|

1994

| Ballyfin

|

1993

| Castletown

|

1992

| Camross

|

1991

| Camross

|

=Division Six=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2024

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

| Park–Ratheniska

2023

| Spink

| O'Dempsey's

=Division Seven=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Year

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Winner

! style="background:#1874CD;color:white" | Runner-up

2023

| Clonaslee–St Manman's

| St Joseph's

2024

| St Joseph's

| Courtwood

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