Kerry County Football League
Ardfert have won Kerry County Football League - Division 5 North in 2003, Kerry County Football League - Division 3 in 2004, Kerry County Football League - Division 3 in 2005 and Kerry County Football League - Division 2 in 2006 and were promoted to Kerry County Football League - Division 1.
- In 2007 Ardfert were playing in Division 1 and came 7th.
- In 2007 Ardfert were playing in Division 1 and came 3rd.
- In 2006 Ardfert were playing in Division 2, came 2nd and were promoted to Division 1.
- In 2005 Ardfert were playing in Division 3, came 1st and were promoted to Division 2.
- In 2004 Ardfert were playing in Division 4, came 2nd and were promoted to Division 3.
- In 2003 Ardfert were playing in Division 5 North, came 1st and were promoted to division 4. In the Division 5 final they beat the Division 5 South champions Scartaglin 4-10 to 2-04.
- In 2002 Ardfert were playing in Division 5 and came 5th.
- In 2001 Ardfert were playing in Division 5 and came 10th.
- In 2000 Ardfert were playing in Division 4, came 11th and were relegated to Division 5.
- In 1999 Ardfert were playing in Division 3, came 10th and were relegated to Division 4.
- In 1998 Ardfert were playing in Division 4, came 2nd and were promoted to Division 3.
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