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Today (Thursday, December 15), marks the 10th anniversary of the death of Westmeath’s most iconic football manager, Páidi O’Sé.

Reigning champions St. Lomans had to allow for extra reserves as they saw off the stern challenge provided by Athlone in Hogan Park, Moate on Sunday evening. Reduced to 14 players midway through the second half, Luke Dempsey's charges could have succumbed to intense Athlone pressure at this time and when Ryan Gaffey pointed to put the Shannonsiders in front, it seemed that St. Lomans were facing a rare Westmeath senior football championship loss.

Another interesting weekend beckons in the Westmeath Senior Football Championship with the Sunday evening meeting between holders St Loman’s and Athlone promising to be an interesting encounter.

Holders St Loman’s, aiming for a four in a row of titles, proved too strong for The Downs on Sunday evening emerging 3-17 to 0-17 victors. TJ Cox, Ken Casey, and Paddy Dowdall all blasted goals for Luke Dempsey’s charges, who made an assured opening. The Downs, trailing by 0-12 to 0-6 at the interval, showed some improvement in the third quarter with Luke Loughlin a threat, but Loman’s responded with three goals.

A game which promised so much for St Loman's, Mullingar ended in deep disappointment at O'Moore Park last Sunday as Moorefield were crowned Leinster Club champions following a 1-14 to 2-10 win.

With O'Moore Park covered in a blanket of snow last Sunday, the Leinster Club SFC Final between St Loman's and Moorefield has been rescheduled for December 17 at the same venue, with a 2pm throw-in scheduled.

St Loman’s, Mullingar added another dramatic come from behind victory to their 2017 collection with a brilliant AIB Leinster Club SFC semi-final 0-13 to 1-8 win over Simonstown Gaels at Cusack Park on Sunday.

An interesting Westmeath SFC Final is scheduled for TEG Cusack Park on Sunday when holders St Loman’s face Tyrrellspass.

Athlone Town

St Loman's Mullingar finished with a flourish against Tyrrellspass to retain the Westmeath SFC title at Cusack Park by a score of 1-13 to 0-10.