The Downs helped themselves to five goals over the course of their semi-final against Moate All Whites.
The defending Westmeath senior football champions will have to up their game if they're to retain their title.
That's according to The Downs manager Dermot Power after he saw his side win by a wide margin in their semi-final on Saturday.
The final score in Cusack Park was 5-17 to 2-13 against Moate All Whites.
Despite the comfortable nature of the win, Power says he's not thrilled with elements of his club's campaign:
Those county final oppenents will be St Loman's after their victory over Coralstown Kinnegad on Sunday.
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