Mark Bates side saw off the challenge of St Joseph's.
Courtwood have made it to back to back Laois Senior Football Finals.
Mark Bates side sealed their place in the decider thanks to their 2-16 to 0-20 point win over St Joseph's after extra time.
Dylan Keane's goal in extra time helped steer his side towards victory, Matthew Byron finishing with 0-6 and Sean O’Flynn contributing 1-2.
Courtwood will now face Portarlington in a repeat of the 2025 final.
Bates says both side's deserve credit for their efforts:
Mark Bates spoke to Midlands 103's Pat O'Sullivan following the game:
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