Donegal next in line for Cork
The draw for the last eight has also thrown up a Dublin-Kerry clash while Bord Gáis Energy National League Division 1 champions Monaghan will tackle Mayo, who demolished Tyrone in Birr last Saturday.
The other quarter-final sees Connacht champions Galway up against neighbours Clare, who are fresh from a surprise victory over Meath.
The Galway-Clare and Dublin-Kerry ties will be played next Saturday, August 18, with Monaghan v Mayo and Cork v Donegal fixed for Saturday, August 25.
In last Saturday’s round 2 qualifiers, Mayo, Clare, Donegal and Kerry were victorious to join provincial champions Cork, Monaghan, Dublin and Galway in the quarter-finals.
The outstanding performance of the weekend was provided by Mayo forward Cora Staunton, who scored 3-11 (3-5 from play) as Mayo hammered Tyrone 3-12 to 1-4.
The beaten Connacht finalists led by 1-7 to 1-3 at half—time . Tyrone scored just a single point in the second half and 44 minutes elapsed before a player other than Staunton scored for Mayo, with Deirdre Doherty on target.
The Mayo-Tyrone clash was the second game of a double-header at St Brendan’s Park in Birr.
Meanwhile, Kerry recovered from their Munster final defeat to Cork with a comprehensive 1-25 to 0-10 victory against Westmeath at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh.
Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh scored 0-11 for the Kingdom while Lorraine Scanlon bagged the only goal of the game in the final minute.
And at Kingspan Breffni Park in Cavan, Donegal stunned Kildare by 3-13 to 0-13.
Kildare had beaten 2010 and 2011 All-Ireland semi-finalists Laois on Bank Holiday Monday but came unstuck against Donegal, who were hammered by Monaghan in the Ulster final.
Ciara D Shovlin scored two goals for Donegal, with Geraldine McLaughlin also on target.




