He takes over from Pádraic Connaughton.
Westmeath Camogie has confirmed the appointment of Barry O'Mara as the new Senior manager.
He takes over from Pádraic Connaughton after he left the role last month.
O'Mara is a former coach with the Lake County and is currently a player/manager with Crookedwood hurling and a footballer with Bunbrosna.
Elsewhere, Raharney's hunt for an 11th Westmeath Senior Camogie title in a row remains intact.
The reigning champions saw off the challenge of Castletown Geoghegan on a scoreline of 0-14 to 1-5 on Sunday.
Roisín Connaughton led the way, as she finished with 0-6.
Standing in their way will be Clonkill who defeated Lough Lene Gaels by 1-11 to 0-9.
Megan Dowdall was the games top scorer, contributing 1-9 to her side's tally.
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