Westmeath face an unbeaten Armagh while Offaly face a must-win game against Down.
Laois will be hoping to further their promotion push in Division Two of the Lidl National Ladies Football League this weekend.
Cavan sit on the same points as the O'Moore county and will be on the hunt for two points.
An unbeaten Armagh welcome Westmeath to the Athletic Grounds on Sunday for their sixth round game.
Westmeath are both safe from relegation and out of reach of promotion.
In Division three, Offaly are looking for their first points of the campaign and must beat Down to have a hope of avoiding relegation.
Our coverage of Armagh against Westmeath is with thanks to O’Brien’s Renault Mullingar – with the Renault Arkana, Irish Medium Crossover/SUV of the Year 2022. See pobrien.ie.
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