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Oisín Gallen runs out for the Allianz Football League Division 2 final at Croke Park - Donegal are back at GAA HQ on Sunday
The GAA's Central Competitions Controls Committee (CCCC) has confirmed the scheduling for the All-Ireland quarter-finals this weekend.
They will be played over two double-headers, one on Saturday and another Sunday, at Croke Park. Donegal will open proceedings on Sunday, taking on Louth at 1:15pm, with the clash of Kerry and Derry following at 3:15pm. Both games will be live on RTÉ television.
Saturday's action, which will be streamed live on GAAGO, opens with the meeting of Armagh and Roscommon at 4pm, followed by Dublin against Galway at 6:15pm. All ties will be settled on the day, with extra-time and penalties if required.
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