There'll be some interesting matchups on the opening week.
There'll be a repeat of the 2017 final in the opening round of the Westmeath Senior A Hurling Championship.
Raharney will meet Castletown Geoghegan after the draw was made last night.
Elsewhere on the opening day of the round robin phase it'll be Lough Lene Gaels v Castlepollard and Crookedwood v Clonkill.
Westmeath Senior A Hurling Championship:

The Senior B Championship is equally as interesting.
The relegation playoff between Raharney and Cullion remains outstanding from 2020, therefore both were included in the draw.
Westmeath Senior B Hurling Championship:

Meanwhile the Senior Football Championship is split into two groups of six.
Group A contains Garrycastle, Athlone, The Downs, Champions St. Lomans, Coralstown/Kinnegad and Tyrellspass.
There's a local derby between Garrycastle and Athlone on the opening day, while champions St. Lomans travel to The Downs
Westmeath Senior Football Championship Group A:

While in Group B we have Caulry, Shandonagh, Rosemount, Mullingar Shamrocks, Moate, Killucan.
Westmeath captain Kevin Maguire and his Caulry side will welcome Shandonagh on the first day.
The other interesting tie of the week sees Intermediate champions Moate welcome Killucan.
Westmeath Senior Football Championship Group B:

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