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Peadar Mogan on the attack for Donegal in the Ulster final. Photo: Sportsfile
Donegal will learn their fate for the All-Ireland qualifiers on Monday morning.
The round 2 qualifier draw will see Donegal paired with either Armagh, Clare, Mayo or Cork, who won their round 1 qualifiers.
The round 2 draw involves the four round 1 winners and the four provincial runners-up. The draw will be broadcast live on Morning Ireland on RTE Radio 1 just after 8.30am.
Although Donegal have already played Armagh, defeating the Orchard in an Ulster SFC quarter-final in Ballybofey, the teams are permitted to meet again.
Armagh defeated Tyrone at the Athletic Grounds on Sunday, ending the Red Hands’ reign as All-Ireland champions in the process.
Venues will be determined by the Central Competitions Control Committee and all fixtures details will be confirmed on Monday afternoon, with the fixtures scheduled for next weekend.
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