Joey Williams side have won their first title since 2002.
Lough Lene Gaels have ended 24 years of hurt by winning the Westmeath Hurling Championship.
Joey Williams' side were appearing in their fourth consecutive decider and defeated Raharney by 1-16 to 0-16 in Cusack Park.
Captain David Williams finished with 1-10 including a second half penalty to seal the victory and make it title number eight for the club.
They will take on the Wexford Champions in the Leinster Championship.
Tommy Doyle says this victory means everything to the club:
Tommy Doyle spoke to Gerry Russell after the game yesterday:
Joey William's, Lough Lene Gaels Manager spoke to the media after the game:
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