Eoin Sweeney's side were convincing winners over Courtwood on Sunday.
Portarlington Manager Eoin Sweeney says it's a "great achievement" to be crowned Laois Football Champions.
They secured their sixth county title in seven years on Sunday with a 1-19 to 0-8 win over Courtwood in O'Moore Park.
Rioghan Murphy and Colm Murphy combined with 1-10 for their side.
Portarlington will now go on to face the Carlow Champions in the Leinster Championship.
Sweeney says his side can win more titles:
Eoin Sweeney spoke to Pat O'Sullivan after the game:
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