Raharney were beaten by Lough Lene Gaels in the final on Sunday.
Raharney Hurling Manager Johnny Greville says "he's proud" of his side's display in the Westmeath Hurling Final.
His side fell short on Sunday as Lough Lene Gaels secured a 1-16 to 0-16 win in Cusack Park on Sunday.
Despite leading by two at the break, David Williams finished with 1-10 including a second half penalty to turn the game around and clinch their first title in 24 years.
Raharney's wait for a first title since 2023 continues.
Greville says to only lose two games over the course of the season is impressive:
Johnny Greville spoke to the media after the game:
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