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 2026 ACFL Division One winners were Courtwood who defeated St Joseph's in the final to win their first title.

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

Roll of honour Division One (formerly Senior Football League)

Year Winner Runner-up 2026 Courtwood St Joseph's 2025 St Joseph's Ballyroan Abbey 2024 St Joseph's Courtwood 2023 Portarlington St Joseph's 2022 St Joseph's Graiguecullen 2021 Portarlington Portlaoise 2020No 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"

Year Winner Runner-up 2022 Killeshin Stradbally 2021 Emo Arles–Killeen 2020 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)

Year Winner Runner-up 2026 Portarlington O'Dempsey's 2025 Arles–Killeen Clonaslee–St Manman's 2024 The Heath Emo 2023 Courtwood Ballyfin 2022 Park–Ratheniska Ballyfin 2021 Rosenallis Mountmellick 2020 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)

Year Winner Runner-up 2026 Crettyard Kilcavan 2025 Killeshin Mountmellick 2024 Clonaslee–St Manman's Kilcavan 2023 Mountmellick Arles–Killeen 2022 Ballyroan Abbey Annanough 2021 Ballyfin Killeshin 2020 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"

Year Winner Runner-up 2022 Graiguecullen Rosenallis 2021 Ballyroan Abbey Rosenallis

Division Four

Year Winner Runner-up 2026 Graiguecullen Annanough 2025 Ballyroan Abbey Ballylinan 2024 Graiguecullen Portlaoise 2023 Kilcavan Barrowhouse 2022 Emo Arles–Kilcruise 2021 The Harps Emo 2020 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

Year Winner Runner-up 2025 O'Dempsey's Clonaslee–St Manman's 2025 Portarlington O'Dempsey's 2024 Stradbally The Heath 2023 Rosenallis The Harps 2022 Park–Ratheniska Kilcavan 2021 Ballyroan Abbey Park–Ratheniska 2020 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

Year Winner Runner-up 2026 St Joseph's Courtwood 2025 O'Dempsey's St Joseph's 2024 Clonaslee–St Manman's Park–Ratheniska 2023 Spink O'Dempsey's

Division Seven

Year Winner Runner-up 2026 Crettyard Annanough 2025 Courtwood Graiguecullen 2024 St Joseph's Courtwood 2023 Clonaslee–St Manman's St Joseph's

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