Joint leaders Avenue United and Shannon Olympic aren’t in action tomorrow but there are four games in the Maloney Garden Machinery Premier Division.
Bridge United travel to meet Sporting Ennistymon and defending champions Newmarket Celtic are away to Kilrush Rangers.
Turnpike Rovers welcome Shannon Town to Lees Road and newly promoted Shannon Hibs play their first top-flight home game against Lifford.
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Shannon Hibs manager Aaron Leahy says they are looking forward to playing in front of their own supporters.
Lifford boss Lenny Franks claims they’re familiar with their opponents’ progress up the ranks.
The two teams meet in Riverside tomorrow and all games kick off at 11am.
