All-Ireland SFC quarter-final draw: Cork to meet Mayo, Kerry to face Tyrone

BACK TO CROKER: Chris Óg Jones celebrates scoring a goal at Croke Park. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

Cork have been drawn to face Mayo in this coming weekend’s All-Ireland senior quarter-final in Croke Park as Kerry meet Tyrone in another last-eight game.

After surprising Donegal, Dublin will take on Connacht runners-up Galway while Louth and Monaghan face off in the remaining quarter-final.

Cork haven’t faced Mayo since their 2017 All-Ireland qualifier when Mayo came out on top by a point.

It’s a third meeting in four seasons for Kerry-Tyrone and they competed in last year’s All-Ireland semi-final. Kerry won that clash by six points as they did their 2023 All-Ireland quarter-final by 11.

Dublin and Galway meet for the first time since Ger Brennan picked up a 12-week ban for engaging with Galway strength and conditioning coach Cian Breathnach-McGinn in their final Division 1 league game in Salthill in March. Breathnach-McGinn was also suspended for eight weeks.

The Central Competitions Control Committee will confirm dates and throw-in times later today with Galway and Dublin expected to take place in Croke Park on Saturday. A double-header involving Cork and Kerry on Sunday can’t be ruled out.

All-Ireland SFC quarter-final draw

Galway v Dublin

Cork v Mayo

Tyrone v Kerry

Louth v Monaghan

Central Competitions Control Committee to confirm dates and throw-in times later on Monday.