With a top two finish secured, Euros coach Mick O'Connor said he was looking at continuing to improve the side's skill set when action in the Mount Isa Irish Club Rugby Union Premiership heads to Cloncurry.

"Remaining undefeated is not a priority we have set ourselves at the club," O'Connor said.

"Obviously winning is important and we have been able to do that to make sure we finish in the top two.

"The most important thing now is to build on the work we have done in the first half of the season and implement the new ideas we want to develop leading up to the finals."

O'Connor said he was pleased with the team's performance in their first game back after the break and other than a lack of fitness he felt the side had shown initiative.

"The players went out there last week and put together some of the things we had been working towards late last year," he said.

"I think it's time now for the leading players to continue to play to the game plan and take the younger players with them."

Warrigals will be desperate to arrest a recent run of defeats.

The Dingoes were brave when losing to Keas last week, but with only one reserve was always going to have their fitness tested.

Injured Warrigals captain Darren Rogers said it could be another case of plenty of game time for the players who do make the trip to Cloncurry.

"We are getting some players back but there are still a few missing in action for various reasons," Rogers said.

Warrigals will welcome back influential forward Jeremy Biggelaar, and second-rower Mick Scotney will have benefited from a full game under his belt after an extended injury lay-off.

Rogers indicated a lack of front-row options was causing the club the most concerns.

"We are a bit light up front but hopefully we can find some beef before the weekend," he said.