It was decided at a Westmeath County Council meeting this afternoon.
The All-Ireland Junior Camogie champions will be honoured in a civic reception.
Raharney captured the trophy last month in an epic rematch with Clanmaurice, avenging defeat to the same opponent in the 2019 decider.
The proposal was put forward by former Westmeath and Raharney hurler John Shaw for recognition of their work done in the community promoting GAA and the good atmosphere the win has brought to the local area and the wider county.
A date for the event will be confirmed later.
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