The manager of the defending Clare Senior Football champions says the long gap between rounds isn't a concern for his side.
St Josephs Miltown face Cooraclare in a repeat of last years final, with the winners booking a spot in the last eight.
Miltown boss Michael Neylon is confident his side are well prepared as they bid to maintain their push for consecutive titles.
That one gets underway tomorrow afternoon in Quilty at 3.30pm.
Also in the winners round this weekend, Kilmurry Ibrickane will look to take another step toward a first title since 2012 when they face last years beaten semi finalists St Breckans.
County stars Martin McMahon, Shane Hickey, Enda Coughlan and Keelan Sexton are all expected to feature for Kilmurry, and manager Aidan Horse Moloney says having them back from county duty is a massive boost.
Throw in for that one on Sunday evening is at 6.30pm in Ennistymon.
In the losers round, Clondegad face Corofin with the losers dropping out of the race for Jack Daly and into a relegation dogfight.
Clondegad reached last years semi final before losing out to Cooraclare, and manager John Connolle is hopeful they can get their season back on track.
That one gets underway in Miltown on Sunday at 5.45pm
