They were beaten by neighbours Meath yesterday.
Westmeath will have to wait another year to return to senior level.
They went down by 6 points to neighbours Meath in the All-Ireland Intermediate final yesterday.
It ended there 2-16 to 4-5.
The Royals had lost in the final in the previous two years.
Congratulations to @meathladiesMLGF on winning the All Ireland Intermediate title yesterday and all the very best in the senior ranks next year 🙌🏻
— Westmeath LGFA (@WestmeathLadies) December 21, 2020
Meanwhile,
It was a weekend to remember for Dublin GAA fans.
Less than 24 hours after Dessie Farrell's side beat Mayo the Dubs also claimed the Senior Championship.
They beat Cork on a scoreline of 1-10 to 1-5 at Croke Park yesterday.
Carla Rowe finished up with 1-3 to her name, scoring the goal from the penalty spot in the 35th minute.
It's the second final the Rebels have lost in three years, manager Ephie Fitzgerald said Dublin were simply too strong of an opposition:
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