Down come into this after a heavy defeat to Offaly.
The curtain comes down on the inter-county camogie season in Westmeath tomorrow.
Darren McCormack's side face Down in the Senior Championship relegation final.
It's been a difficult season in the top flight for the lake county despite some creditable performances.
They lost each game in the group phase against Galway, Kilkenny and Clare leaving them with only one chance to save their senior status.
Their opposition Down were unlucky in some respects to end up in the relegation series having lost by just a single point to Waterford and Dublin either side of a six point defeat to Cork.
Throw-in at Inniskeen Grattans GAA, Co.Monaghan is at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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