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Patrick McBrearty in action against Derry in the Ulster final Picture; Thomas Gallagher
Donegal will face Armagh for the second time in the championship in the second round of Qualifiers after the draw this morning.
Donegal defeated Armagh in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey in the Ulster quarter-final, defeated Cavan in the semi-final but lost out to Derry in the Ulster final.
Armagh had a great victory over All-Ireland champions, Tyrone, in the first round of Qualifiers on Sunday in the Athletic Grounds.
The second round of qualifiers will be played at neutral venues, which will be announced later on today. The ties will be played next weekend - 11/12 June.
The full draw is
Roscommon v Clare
Limerick v Cork
Kildare v Mayo
Donegal v Armagh
TAILTEANN CUP
In the Tailteann Cup semi-final draw, also made this morning, resulted in Westmeath against Offaly while Sligo take on Cavan.
Those games will be played on 19th June in Croke Park and will be live on RTE.
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