They'll go on to face Kildare.
Westmeath will take a large number of positives into the Leinster semi-finals after a facile second half demolition of Laois.
The score of 3-20 will grab attention but the Lake County's use of the ball in difficult conditions should be applauded.
The ruthless nature of how they put Laois to the sword will also be welcome for boss Jack Cooney.
It's Kildare next Saturday now at TEG Cusack Park and a real shot at making a first Leinster final since 2016.
Speaking afterwards captain and leading scorer John Heslin was glowing his assessment of their performance:
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