Pat Roe's side were big winners over Graiguecullen in the semi-finals.
Portarlington footballer Ronan Coffey says Courtwood will be his side's toughest challenge this season.
The reigning champions take on Courtwood in the Laois Football Final as they aim to make it back to back titles.
The 16 times winners had too much for the challenge of Graiugecullen in the semi-finals.
Coffey says Courtwood have been the best side in the championship so far:
Throw in is at 4:00pm from O'Moore Park this Sunday.
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