Raharney's season ended in TEG Cusack Park on Sunday.
Na Fianna "were slighlty better" than Raharney on the day according to Raharney manager Ger Flanagan.
The Westmeath champions bowed out of the Leinster Club Senior Hurling Championship at the quarter final stages after their eight point defeat to the Dublin champions on Sunday.
Brian Ryan's 59th minute goal sealed the win, despite the best efforts of Flanagan's side who were just three points down at the interval.
The closing stages saw the contest get away from Raharney, finishing 1-24 to 0-19.
Flanagan tells Midlands 103's Gerry Russell his opponents deserve praise for their performance, and reckons they have what it takes to win a provincial title:
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