The FAI Cup finalists are hoping to close out the season with a win.
Athlone Town will play their final home league game of the season this weekend.
They entertain Wexford Youths on Saturday, with the chance to make it seven wins in a row in all competitions.
A win here will leave Town on 34 points, and could see them leagfrog Galway United into fourth if they don't win their match against Peamount.
Team captain Laurie Ryan spoke to Midlands 103's Liam White ahead of the game and says her side must focus on their own job at hand:
Kick off on Saturday from Athlone Town Stadium is at 7:00pm.
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