Milltown and St Loman's Mullingar drew in Westmeath.
Ballinamere Durrow have won the Offaly Ladies Football title for the second year in a row.
Saorah Doyle finished with 3-4 as her side defeated Naomh Ciaran on a final scoreline of 3-8 to 0-14.
The win also now guarantees Ballinamere Durrow a showdown against either St Conleth's or St Joseph's in the Leinster Championship.
Meanwhile, Milltown and St Loman's Mullingar will meet again in the Westmeath decider.
They played out a 3-12 to 2-15 draw over the weekend.
There for us was St Joseph Rochfortbridge TY Student, Nicole O'Callaghan Ennis, who is also part of the GAA Future Leaders programme:
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