Nevertheless, the Westmeath captain is taking positives from their game.
There was no luck for the midlands sides in the Littlewoods National Camogie League over the weekend.
Offaly were beaten by Tipperary 4-17 to 13 points in the Division One quarter-final.
While Wexford came out on top of their clash with Westmeath in the Division Two semi-finals - 2-23 to 1-5 there.
Lake County captain Muireann Scally says it was a valuable experience to meet such a dominant team before the championship:
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