The draw for the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland senior football championship is set to take place on RTE Radio One’s Morning Ireland programme on Monday.

The draw is scheduled to begin at approximately 8.35am and will see the four winners from Round 2A (Galway, Louth, Cork and Tyrone) playing the winners from this weekend’s third round clashes.

Tomorrow (Saturday) sees Kerry welcoming Armagh to Killarney (4pm) before Meath take on Mayo in Castlebar (6.15pm), while Sunday’s Round 3 meetings are between Dublin and Donegal at Croke Park (1.15pm) and Monaghan and Westmeath in Clones (4pm).

Monday morning’s draw, which will be conducted at Silverbridge GAA in Armagh, which is the home club of GAA president Jarlath Burns, will be subject to the avoidance of repeat provincial final pairings and, where possible, the avoidance of repeat pairings from the first two rounds of the All-Ireland series.

All four quarter-finals are set to take place at Croke Park on the weekend of June 27/28th.

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