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Donegal's Gerard McBrearty sets up an attack as Tyrone's Gery Coney tries to block during the All-Ireland Masters Championship in Convoy. Photo: Thomas Gallagher
Donegal take on Kildare in the All-Ireland Masters Championship Shield semi-final this week.
Mark Cannon's side have learned their fixture will take place at 8:15pm on Wednesday, in Templeport, Co Cavan, with Chris McCaffrey the referee.
Donegal won their first first group games against Cavan, Louth, Down, Sligo and London before losing out to Tyrone in their last. That meant a play-off against Dublin for a place in the Dr Mick Loftus Cup, with Donegal losing out on a 4-13 to 1-8 scoreline.
Therefore, Donegal enter the Shield competition where they have been paired with Kildare. The other last four tie sees Galway take on Roscommon.
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All-Ireland semi-finals
Tyrone vs Clare
Dublin vs Kerry
Shield semi-finals
Donegal vs Kildare
Galway vs Roscommon
Plate semi-finals
Cavan vs Waterford
Louth vs Mayo
Challenge Cup Semi-finals
Antrim v Leitrim/Longford
Cork vs London
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