Barry O'Mara's side will face Carlow to keep their Intermediate status alive.
We need to make sure that Westmeath Camogie stays at Intermediate.
That's the message from Westmeath Manager Barry O'Mara following his side's defeat to Laois on Saturday in the Intermediate Championship.
The defeat means the Lake County will face Carlow in a relegation battle in order to secure their safety at the grade.
O'Mara says they need one more big push:
Barry O'Mara spoke to Jason Keelan after the game:
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