Gordon Brett's men's side play in the first division this evening.
The Women's Premier Division returns on Saturday with Athlone Town traveling South East to play Wexford Youths.
Tommy Hewitt's side are yet to take a point from Ferrycarrig Park in his time at the club.
The midlanders will also renew acquaintances with their former striker Emily Corbett who made the move to Wexford during the off season.
Hewitt says his team are under no illusions about the challenge this weekend:
Kick off tomorrow evening is at 7.35.
In the men's first division this evening, Town welcome Cobh Ramblers to Lissywollen for a 7.45 kick off.
The club are to be led by Gordon Brett after Dermot Lennon confirmed last week he'd be stepping away from the dugout.
A club statement on the matter is expected soon.
Elsewhere table toppers Galway United are looking to continue a remarkable run of form that's seen them win all eight of their league games this season.
They host Bray, Kerry travel to Waterford and Finn Harps host Treaty United.
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