GAA news:The draw for the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland hurling championships, if necessary, will take place on Sunday evening. The draw for the fourth and final round of the football qualifiers will also take place following the Connacht football final.
Depending on the sequence of results, the may be no need for a hurling draw as teams who have already met cannot meet again.
As such, if Offaly overcome Tipperary there will be no draw with the quarter-finals comprising Galway v Dublin / Antrim and Offaly v Cork / Waterford. Similarly, if Cork lose and Tipperary win there will be no need for a draw and the pairings will be Galway v Tipperary and Cork v Dublin/Antrim.
The four winning teams from round three of the football qualifiers will go into the hat alongside the four defeated provincial finalists on Sunday evening. Both draws will be screened live on TV3.
Pat Gilroy, meanwhile, has named an unchanged team for the first time this for tomorrow afternoon’s football qualifier against Armagh although there remains a question mark over Ross McConnell and Paul Flynn’s fitness.
Armagh boss Paddy O'Rourke has made three changes to his side with Brian Mallon, Kieran Toner and Finnian Moriarty back in the starting line-up. Francis Hanratty, Joe Feeney and Kevin Dyas are the trio to make way.
Jason Ryan has kept faith with the side that overcame Galway last weekend for their meeting with a resurgent Cork.
Armagh(SF v Dublin): P Hearty, A Mallon, B Donaghy, V Martin, P Duffy, C McKeever, F Moriarty, C Vernon, K Toner, M Mackin, A Kernan, G Swift, B Mallon, S McDonnell, J Clarke.
Dublin(SF v Armagh): S Cluxton; M Fitzsimons, Rory O'Carroll, P McMahon; K Nolan, G Brennan, D Henry; MD McAuley, R McConnell; N Corkery, A Brogan, P Flynn; B Brogan, E O'Gara, K McManamon.
Wexford(SF v Cork) A Masterson; J Wadding, G Molloy, B Malone; A Flynn, D Murphy, A Doyle; E Bradley, D Waters; C Morris, R Barry, S Roche; C Lyng, M Forde, PJ Banville.