Kilcoo completed a hat-trick of Down football titles with a 4-12 to 2-07 victory over Burren in the decider in Newry. Two goals from Ryan Johnston either side of half-time and another brace of green flags from Conor Laverty and Donal Kane late on put the seal on the 11-point success.
Clontibret emerged victorious in Monaghan after a narrow 1-10 to 1-09 win over Scotstown in Clones.
Roslea made it three Fermanagh titles in four years as they overcame Teemore 3-04 to 1-05 at Brewster Park. Brothers Seamus and Sean Quigley were among the goals for Roslea, with the third green flag, courtesy an own goal from Declan McDonald.
It's a tenth title for Young Emmets in Longford following their 2-11 to 0-10 win over St Columba's at Pearse Park.
First-half goals from Denis McGoldrick and substitute Larry Moran ensured the victors were 2-08 to 0-03 ahead at the interval.
Even though, Emmets went 19 minutes in the second period without scoring, Columba's could get no closer than six points.
Late points from Moran and Sean McCormack steadied any nerves from the winners.
RESULTS
Fermanagh SFC final
Roslea 3-04 Teemore 1-05
Longford SFC final
Emmet Og 2-11 St Columba’s 0-10
Down SFC final
Kilcoo 4-12 Burren 2-07
Monaghan SFC final
Clontibret 1-10 Scotstown 1-09
