The league champions are heading to the midlands with revenge on their mind.
It's a meeting of the defending league champions and last year's FAI Cup winners Athlone Town in the Women's Premier Division.
Peamount United travel to the midlands after being convincingly beaten by Ciaran Kilduff's side at the same venue last month.
Despite the impressive victory, Town captain Laurie Ryan says her team won't be taking anything for granted:
Ryan looks forward to a clash of two title favourites with Midlands 103's David Hollywood:
The game kicks off at 7.30pm.
Before that, Shelbourne are at home to Shamrock Rovers, Table toppers Galway welcome Bohemians, DLR Waves play Cork City, and Sligo Rovers are away to Treaty United.
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