Last season's finalists are unbeaten after two games played.
Coralstown Kinnegad will be aiming to keep up their unbeaten start in the Westmeath Senior Football Championship this weekend.
Jack Cooney's side take on Caulry this Sunday just a week after their draw against reigning champions The Down's in Round Two.
A win will move them onto five points after three games.
Despite the quick turnaround, Cooney says it's the same for everyone in the championship:
Throw in is at 3:30pm from Joe Foxe Memorial Park this Sunday.
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