Tyrone play Dubs and Monaghan draw Donegal in last eight

In the upcoming All-Ireland Football quarter-finals, Tyrone will face Dublin while Monaghan is set to compete against Donegal in a highly anticipated provincial derby. The draw for the quarter-finals has positioned Tyrone's Darragh Canavan and Monaghan's Jack McCarron against formidable opponents from Dublin, a team that has consistently showcased their strength in the championship. Meanwhile, Monaghan's clash with Donegal promises to be an exciting encounter as both teams are familiar rivals in Ulster football. The defending champions, Armagh, will also have a challenging match against Munster champions Kerry, marking a repeat of last year’s semi-final where Armagh narrowly edged out Kerry in a thrilling contest that went to extra time. Leinster SFC runners-up Meath will take on Galway, who were last year's All-Ireland finalists, in another notable last-eight matchup.

The quarter-final matches are scheduled to take place as double-headers at Croke Park over the weekend of June 28 and 29, with specific fixture details expected to be confirmed by Monday at 14:30 BST. Tyrone, Meath, Armagh, and Monaghan secured their spots in the quarter-finals by finishing at the top of their respective round robin groups. The other four teams, including Donegal and Kerry, advanced by winning their preliminary quarter-final ties last weekend. This setup reflects the competitive nature of the championship, as teams strive for a place in the semi-finals, with each match promising intense action and high stakes for all involved.