Joe Fortune's charges shipped six goals in a one-sided contest at TEG Cusack Park.
The Westmeath hurlers are in need of a break from the Leinster Hurling Championship according to their manager Joe Fortune.
The Lake County suffered through another tough day against elite opposition in Mullingar on Saturday as Galway put 6 goals and 33 points past them.
Fortune's men will next be out against Wexford on Sunday week.
He says his side are worn down by recent heavy defeats to Kilkenny and Galway:
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