Courtwood can win their first ever Laois Football Championship this Sunday.
Courtwood can write their name into the history books this weekend.
Mark Bates side take on 16 time winners Portarlington this Sunday in O'Moore Park, in what will be the club's first county final appearance.
Wins over Portlaoise and St Joseph's secured the club's spot in the decider as they look to claim one more big victory against the reigning champions.
Courtwood footballer Sean O'Flynn says this game means everything to the club:
Throw in is at 4:00pm from O'Moore Park this Sunday.
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