The Athlone side face a trip to Navan tomorrow.
Buccaneers continue their quest for a first win of the season in AIL rugby this weekend.
They travel to take on Navan RFC tomorrow.
The Athlone club have suffered ten consecutive defeats in their Division 2A campaign so far.
Eight games remain for Paul Byrne's side to collect enough points to avoid back to back relegations.
Navan meanwhile are looking for a third consecutive win after running out easy victors against the Buccs, and winning by a point against Ballymena in their two outings since the turn of the year.
Kick off at Balreask Old is set for 2.30pm tomorrow.
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