The 15-time winners are aiming to reach the final for the first time since 2023.
Raharney are just 60 minutes away from a place in the final of the Westmeath Hurling Championship.
Johnny Greville's side made it four wins from four thanks to a 0-24 points to 0-15 win over reigning champions Castletown Geoghegan.
Ciaran Doyle and Joey Boyle impressed for their side as they overcame last year's winners to set up a meeting with Lough Lene Gales in the final round, with the winner progressing straight to the decider.
Greville says they'll prepare as best they can for that encounter next month:
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