GAA:Details of this weekend's SFC fixtures were confirmed by the GAA today with Croke Park set to host two double-headers; three quarter-final games and the one remaining Round 4 qualifier between Tyrone and Roscommon.
As the championship comes down to the business end of proceedings, the last remaining piece of the quarter-final jigsaw will be put in place after Tyrone and Roscommon lock horns on Saturday (July 30th) with a 4pm throw-in. The winner will take on Dublin in the last eight.
The second part of Saturday’s double-header will see Ulster champions Donegal take on Kieran McGeeney’s qualifier specialists Kildare from 6pm.
Limerick’s reward for their late and controversial win over Wexford at the weekend is a tilt at this year’s Munster champions Kerry when they take to the field at headquarters on Sunday (throw-in 2pm).
That game will be followed by the encounter of All-Ireland champion Cork, who were too strong for Down in a repeat of last year’s final in their qualifier at the weekend, against Connacht champions Mayo from 4pm.
The Tyrone versus Roscommon tie is the only game of the weekend which will not be broadcast live on television. RTE will broadast Donegal v Kildare and Kerry v Limerick, whiel TV3 will show the Cork v Mayo game.
This weekend’s SF Championship Fixtures
Saturday, July 30th
SFC Qualifier round 4
Roscommon v Tyrone (Croke Park 4pm)
SFC Quarter-final
Donegal v Kildare (Croke Park 6pm)
Sunday, July 31st
SFC Quarter-finals
Kerry v Limerick (Croke Park 2pm)
Mayo v Cork (Croke Park 4pm)