A rash of re-fixed games this weekend throws light on Division Three once again with Old Wesley and Ballynahinch facing each other to vie for a place on top of the table. Carlow, who are currently on top with 20 points, have no match.

Neither team, while seeing the need to play as many games as possible, are that impressed with having the match imposed on them but both clubs are up for what is certainly the biggest game of the division this weekend.

Ballynahinch, currently second, are hardest hit by the rearranging and go into the game without two of their first choice players. Both number eight Brian Wilson and left wing Glen Kyle organised holidays based on the pre-season dates and will miss the clash. Andy Ward would be an ideal replacement for Wilson but Ballynahinch are not yet sure if he is available.

In Ballynahinch's favour, Wesley were the only team the Ulster side were able to beat last year when in Division Two. Wesley have a re-fixed game away to Bohemians on March 18th. The Donnybrook side, however, report no injury worries.

Bohemians face Instonians with the good news that Declan Edwards did not suffer concussion two weeks ago as reported. He will be available for selection in the game which takes place in Annacotty. Prop Christy Nealon, who came off against Midleton, is also fit.

Midleton's scorching performance against Monkstown at Sydney Parade last week augurs well for the Cork side who welcomed back Munster's Jason Holland. Able to get the back-line moving better than anyone, Holland's inclusion has ignited his side.

Midleton, who face struggling Richmond, are also able to include Niall Murphy, the centre having recovered from a back injury. Currently mid-table but with several tough fixtures out of the way, Midleton still have two matches in hand over the leading clubs.