They will take on Coralstown Kinnegad in the finale.
The Down's are 60 minutes away from winning a first Westmeath Football title since 2022.
Dermot Power's side were convincing 1-20 to 1-9 winners over Mullingar Shamrocks in their semi-final clash on Sunday.
Having lost to St Loman's, Mullingar in the decider last season, they are determined to go one better in 2025.
Power says the most important thing was getting back to the decider:
Dermot Power spoke to Gerry Russell after the game:
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