They will take on Castletown Geoghegan for a place in the final.
Raharney Hurling Manager Johnny Greville says his side must now turn their focus to their semi-final clash against Castletown Geoghegan.
His side fell short of reaching the Westmeath Hurling Final on Sunday after their 2-22 to 1-23 defeat to Lough Lene Gaels, who will now compete in this year's decider.
The winners of the clash in two weeks time will compete in this year's final, with Raharney aiming to win their 16th title and first since 2023.
Greville says the victory meant a lot to their opponents:
Johnny Greville spoke to Gerry Russell after the game:
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