All-Ireland Football Championship quarter-final draw details: Dates and more
The draw for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals takes place on Monday morning.
Four teams have already booked their place in the quarter-finals after topping their groups in the round robin phase, with the four winners of this weekend's preliminary quarter-final matches also marching onto the last eight of the competition.
The winner's of these preliminary quarter-final matches will face a group winner for a place in the semi-final.
As was the case with the preliminary round, redraws will take place in order to prevent repeat contests and stop teams from playing each other if they have already faced off in the group phase.
The draw takes place on Monday morning on RTE Radio One. It will be conducted by GAA President Jarlath Burns and will kick off at around 8.30am.
Group winners (Armagh, Monaghan, Tyrone and Meath) will face off against the winners of the preliminary quarter-finals (Dublin or Cork, Down or Galway, Donegal or Louth and Kerry or Cavan.)
The following fixtures can't take place as the sides already met in round one: Armagh v Dublin/Galway/Donegal, Monaghan v Down/Louth, Tyrone v Donegal/Cavan and Meath v Louth/Kerry/Cork.
The quarter-finals will be held at Croke Park next weekend.
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