The Munster Junior League resumes after the Christmas break on Sunday with a full programme of games across all three divisions.
Division 1 leaders Clonmel, who are seeking their third successive title, will be expected to collect all points on offer as they host Skibbereen, who are hovering above the drop zone.
Second placed Newcastle West, who are a point behind Clonmel, travel to Tipperary Town to take on Clanwilliam, who are five points behind the West Limerick side in third place.
At the foot of the table, Old Christians will have their work cut out as they host fellow strugglers Clonakilty, whose only win of the campaign was against Richmond in Limerick in November.
Bandon host Cobh Pirates in a Cork derby at Old Chapel, with the home side aiming for a top four finish.
St Senan's and Kilfeacle will also be looking to keep their chances of finishing in the top four intact as Kilfeacle entertain struggling Muskerry and St Senan's travel to West Limerick to take on Abbeyfeale.
Elsewhere, Richmond host Galbally in a mid-table clash.
The game of the day in Division 2 sees leaders Waterpark locking horns with second-placed Youghal at Ballinakill, with the Suirsiders looking to extend their lead, which currently stands at five points.
Thurles, who are a point behind Youghal in third place, will be looking to maintain their promotion challenge as they travel to the Kingdom to take on struggling Castleisland.
St Mary's and Waterford City, who are both looking to maintain their outside challenge for promotion, are away to Cork opposition.
St Mary's take on Crosshaven at Myrtleville Cross and City are away to Charleville, who are still seeking their first win, but are above the drop zone with five bonus points to their credit.
Ennis and Tralee go head to head in a basement clash at the Clare venue and there are two mid-table encounters as Ballincollig take on Mallow in a Cork derby at Tanner Park and Presentation welcome Kinsale to Rathuard.
With Division 3 leaders Killorglin not playing this weekend, second-placed Mitchelstown, who are nine points behind the leaders, will be looking to close the gap on the leaders as they aim to grind out a maximum point home win against struggling Chorca Dhuibhne.
Third placed Dungarvan should have little difficulty in seeing off the challenge of Bantry Bay, who are propping up the table.
Killarney, whose season has been boosted by their recent Martin O'Sullivan Cup semi-final victory over Killorglin, will be looking to make life difficult for Douglas-Carrigaline at the Kerry venue and Fethard welcome Fermoy to the Premier County.
