None of the sides left have won the senior title since 2001.
It was quarter final weekend in the Laois Senior Football Championship.
First up on Saturday, Ballyfin had an 0-11 to 0-09 win over The Heath.
On Sunday, Emo had their first win over Portloiase in 72 years, ending 0-11 to 1-6 there.
Their manager John Strong credits the players work ethic for the victory:
Portarlington beat O'Dempsey's, 0-08 to 0-04.
And Ballylinan lost out to Graiguecullen, 1-09 to 1-06.
The draw for semi-finals is set to take place on November 2nd.
James Gormley Named On Irish Squad For FIBA EuroBasket Qualifiers
Portlaoise Panthers Suffer Tough Defeat In Super League
CCFL: St Peter's Extend Their Advantage At Top Of Premier Division
NFL: Relegation Firmly On The Cards For Offaly
Laois "Devastated" By Defeat Despite Delivering "Manliness" - Justin McNulty
Westmeath Ladies Bag First Win Of League Season
Big Camogie Wins for Westmeath and Laois Over The Weekend
Fitzgerald "Relieved" After Squeaking Past Kerry
NHL: Galway Prove Too Strong For Offaly
Former Laois And Offaly GAA Manager Honoured By An Garda Síochána
Athlone Town Make It Two Wins From Two In First Division
Lee Fitzpatrick Scores Try For Ireland U20s In England
NFL: Westmeath Move Closer To Promotion
Shane Lowry Finishes Strong In California
Westmeath Drifter Sets Sights On Success In 2026
Offaly’s Alex Dunne Joins Alpine’s Young Driver Programme
NHL: Laois And Kerry Clash In Division Two
Shane Lowry Cards Opening Round 73 At Genesis Invitational
Athlone Town Aiming For Back To Back League Wins