Westmeath's season came to an end on Sunday.
Westmeath are still a mile away from being a competitive side in the Leinster Hurling Championship.
That's according to Midlands 103 commentator Gerry Buckley, after Westmeath's Joe McDonagh campaign came to an end over the weekend following their defeat away to Down.
Kevin O'Brien's side were beaten 1-28 to 1-18 in Ballycran and finished the season on two points, with their only coming in the first round away to London.
Buckley says it'll take time for improvements to come true:
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