Not many surprises over the weekend really; the margin of victory for The Downs definitely wasn't something I seen coming, Athlone definitely fancied an upset as they knew Loman's were going to be down a number of starters; Tyrrellspass seem to be on a decline but who knows how they may yet regroup. In the B section no real shocks, Moate let a huge opportunity slip, Killucan continuing their good form this year with a win over Caulry. Leaves the group tight with a number of local derbies to come.

In the intermediate again no huge shocks; Shandonagh and Milltown was always going to be interesting as they are probably the two standouts, Wallace the difference for Multy, if any team can shut him out they may struggle but not many will be capable, Tubberclair with a big score over Rosemount who are quite depleted from last year.

OverTheHill85 (Westmeath) - Posts: 109 - 27/07/2025 19:55:34    2628373

Big win for Ballinagore in the Junior 1. Seem to be progressing at a quick enough rate to challenge for the junior. Ballynacargy were close enough to St Joseph's to be challengers later on in the year. Bunbrosna not as aging a team as painted having introduced some younger players where they can. Will be a sticky opponent for the others but won't win it.
B teams hard to call.

Jack_Sparrow (Westmeath) - Posts: 1048 - 27/07/2025 20:13:03    2628383

Loman's Junior team already severely depleted. Eoghan O' Keefe, Nathan Lally, Cillian Plunkett, Conan O' Hara and Seanii Bracken all played yesterday, Sean Kelly has retired, they're easily down to numbers 22+ on panel, will prob qualify as other senior clubs junior sides not as strong as previously but doubtful they'll challenge overall

Claretandblue (Westmeath) - Posts: 2292 - 27/07/2025 20:44:51    2628407