Both sides need a win to avoid the relegation play-off.
Offaly have to take all the positives from the performances so far says their Senior Camogie manager Noelle Kennedy.
Her side host Limerick tomorrow in the third and final round in the group stage of the All-Ireland Senior Championship.
Both sides will be looking to secure their first win in the group after losing out to Waterford and Antrim in the previous rounds.
The Faithful will secure safety and avoid a relegation play-off with victory over the Treaty county.
Speaking to David Hollywood, Kennedy says that a huge performance will be needed to get over the line:
Throw in on Saturday from Banagher is at 4:30pm.
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