GAA draw

Kildare will play Mayo in a repeat of their famous 2018 qualifier, while Donegal will meet Armagh for the second time this summer after the Declan Bonner's side ...

- Sligo v Cavan - Offaly v Westmeath - Kildare v Mayo

The draws for round two of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championships and the Tailteann Cup semi-finals have been made this morning.

Donegal v Armagh As a consequence, two teams who either played in Division 2 or have gained promotion to the second tier (in Limerick’s case) will be guaranteed a place in the All-Ireland quarter-final draw. Repeat pairings were allowed for round two of the qualifiers, but the clash of Armagh and Donegal is not the only familiar tie.

After their win over Monaghan, Mayo will meet beaten Leinster finalists Kildare. Elsewhere, Cork will play Limerick and while Clare are set to face Roscommon.

Both games will take place at Croke Park on the weekend after next. On the other side, it's an all-Leinster affair between Offaly and Westmeath. An all-Ulster clash between Donegal and Armagh is the highlight of the round two All-Ireland football qualifier draw.

Armagh and Donegal will renew their rivalry this weekend after being paired against each other in Monday morning's round two All-Ireland SFC Qualifier draw.

Westmeath have been paired against Offaly in the other semi-final with both games scheduled for Croke Park on Sunday, June 19. Meanwhile, Cavan will face Sligo in the semi-final of the Tailteann Cup following their quarter-final win over Fermanagh on Sunday. Donegal defeated Kieran McGeeney’s men in the Ulster SFC quarter-final before seeing off the challenge of Cavan in the semi-final in Clones.