Ireland Football

The draw for the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland SFC is set to take place Monday morning on RTÉ's Morning Ireland at 8.35am.

As such, Kerry can draw Clare, Mayo or Armagh, Galway can draw Clare, Cork or Armagh, Derry can draw Clare, Cork, Mayo or Armagh while Dublin can also draw any of the four qualifier winners. One of the provincial winners will be drawn against one of the round 2 qualifier winners, with provincial final pairings, as well as repeat 2022 championship meetings, set to be avoided. It will involve the four provincial champions; Derry, Dublin, Galway and Kerry, as well as the four round 2 qualifier winners; Clare, Cork, Mayo and Armagh.

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Dublin/Round 2 Winner v Kerry/Round 2 Winner Galway/Round 2 Winner v Derry/Round 2 Winner Possible repeat pairings are Galway v Mayo, Kerry v Cork. If a repeat pairing is drawn, the Round 2 team will be moved to the next line of the draw and another Round 2 team will be drawn to play the relevant Provincial winner.

Cork-Kerry and Galway-Mayo are the two pairings that will be avoided in Monday morning's All-Ireland senior football championship draw.

Saturday’s preliminary quarter-final results in Belfast and Tralee mean there will be no All-Ireland semi-final draw required. Whoever wins through from Galway’s quarter takes on the victors of Derry’s next game in their last four. Both games will be televised by RTÉ.

Ulster champions Derry are joined in the last eight by Armagh with the draw set to take place on Monday morning.

The games are scheduled to take place on the weekend of June 25 and 25 with Croke Park expected to host two double-headers. The four provincial winners, namely Derry, Dublin, Kerry and Galway will take on one of the teams from the Qualifiers. Provincial winners Derry are in one half of the draw while Armagh have progressed through the Qualifiers and are in the opposite half of the draw.