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Eoghan Ban Gallagher of Donegal in action against Ryan Wylie of Monaghan during the 2023 All-Ireland SFC round-robin group stage clash in Omagh
Croke Park will play host to the four All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals this weekend.
Donegal's clash with Monaghan is the first of those fixtures, which throws in at 4pm on Saturday, followed by the meeting of Tyrone and Dublin at 6:15pm.
Then, on Sunday, there's a second double header, with Meath and Galway getting underway at 1:45pm before Armagh are due to play Kerry then at 4pm.
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The side managed by Jim McGuinness enjoyed a slender 0-23 to 0-21 win over Monaghan in the Ulster SFC quarter-final on their way to retaining the provincial crown. Monaghan, since then, are the only side to win all three of their round-robin fixtures.
In terms of live coverage, Donegal against Monaghan is only on GAA+, priced at €12, with coverage starting at 3pm, with the channel also showing Tyrone versus Dublin from 6pm. Sunday's action is on RTÉ2 FROM 1:15pm till 6:30pm.
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