SETU Carlow will be aiming to bounce back from their opening round defeat tonight.
TUS Midlands missed out on a Sigerson Cup quarter-final spot in Newry last night.
Queen's University Belfast held a narrow lead for much of the second half after the sides reached half time level at 0-6 points each.
A late goal from Coralstown/Kinnegad's Brian Cooney wasn't enough for TUS to close the gap before the full time whistle.
That result leaves the Athlone team in the play-offs, while Queen's progress to the competition's quarter finals.
The final score at Pairc Esler was 1-14 to 1-10.
Elsewhere, UCD made it two wins from two, they beat Ulster University 1-13 to 0-8 and UL were narrow 0-8 to 0-7 winners over Maynooth University.
This evening Laois duo Conor McWey and Kevin Swayne will join Offaly's Cian Farrell as SETU Carlow welcome DCU to the main campus GAA pitch.
Throw in is set for 7pm.
ST Mary's will play their rescheduled game against TU Dublin in Darver at 5.30pm, and ATU Sligo take on Univeristy Galway at 7pm.
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