St Loman's were 2-17 to 2-4 winners over Dunshaughlin in Páirc Tailteann on Sunday.
St Loman's began their quest for the Leinster Senior football Championship title with victory over Dunshaughlin of Meath yesterday.
Goals from Fola Ayorinde and Danny McCartan were the highlights on an afternoon that saw the Westmeath champions run out 2-17 to 2-4 winners.
That victory seals a date with Castletown of Wexford next Sunday in Mullingar.
Loman's manager Paddy Dowdall says he is delighted with how clinical his players became as the game went on:
Dowdall emphasised how proud he was of his players when he gave his full post match reaction to Midlands 103's Gerry Russell:
Wicklow's Tinahely knocked Portarlington out of Laois in the Leinster club championship.
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