The Offaly side sit bottom of division 2C.
Tullamore return to AIL action after a narrow defeat last time out.
The Offaly club face Omagh Academicals in Spollanstown tomorrow afternoon.
David Hanlon's side are strugging at the bottom of Division 2C with just one win and a draw from their nine games so far.
Tullamore lost by the smallest possible margin last weekend, going down to Belfast Harlequins by 16 points to 17 in Mullingar.
Tomorrow's action kicks off at 2.30pm.
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