All Ireland quarter-final draw: Armagh to face Kerry, Tyrone to take on Dublin
The All Ireland football quarter-final draw has been confirmed.
All Ireland champions Armagh will face Munster champions Kerry.
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Tyrone will take on Dublin, while Leinster finalists Meath will go up against Galway.
It is an all Ulster affair as Monaghan will play Donegal.
The quarter-final games will take place in Croke Park next weekend (June 28th/29th), with full fixture details set to be confirmed by the CCCC on Monday afternoon.
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