The Cork ran out five point winners over Old Wesley in their most recent outing.
The first of three massive games for Buccaneers comes up this weekend.
After suffering a heavy loss to Old Belvedere last time out, they welcome fourth place Highfield to Athlone tomorrow.
A loss will see Eddie O'Sullivan's side slip to fourth in the table having been top as recently as the end of January.
Highfield ran out five point winners over Old Wesley in their most recent outing.
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