Both teams face tough away games this weekend.
The AIL resumes this weekend after a three week break, as both midland clubs go in search for positive results.
Starting in Division 2A where Buccaneers are yet to win a game after 15 attempts, they face a difficult looking fixture away to Cashel in Tipperary who sit second in the table.
Similarly, it's been a tough season so far for Offaly side Tullamore in Division 2C, they travel to Wexford to take on Enniscorthy, looking to add to just their two wins in the league so far.
Both games kick off at half two on Saturday.
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