A number of goalposts were damaged on the club grounds last week.
A Westmeath GAA Club is carrying out a security review after recent vandalism.
A number of goalposts at St. Loman's GAA were damaged last week, with the nets ripped and frames broken apart.
It's the latest in a line of vandalism incidents at the club, including the press box being damaged three times over the past few years.
Chairperson of St. Loman's GAA Club, Pat McCartan, says the repairs can be expensive:
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