O'Moore Park in Portlaoise will host a football qualifier double header next Saturday when Cork take on Louth and Galway face Meath.
The beaten Munster finalists will bid to get their campaign back on track in the opening match at 2pm before Galway, surprisingly beaten by Sligo in the Connacht final, meet Meath in a repeat of the 2001 All-Ireland final.
The following weekend Derry, building quite a head of steam having already overcome Armagh and Mayo in previous rounds, face Laois at Breffni Park while Donegal come up against Monaghan in Omagh, after their loss to Tyrone in yesterday's Ulster final.
The venues and throw-in times for the All-Ireland hurling quarter finals have also been confirmed with all four matches taking place at Croke Park over the next two weekends.
Saturday, July 21st
Football Qualifiers Round Three
Louth v Cork, Portlaoise 2pm
Galway v Meath, Portlaoise 4pm
Christy Ring Cup Semi-Finals
Westmeath v Carlow, Tullamore 5pm
Meath v Kildare, Tullamore 7pm
Nicky Rackard Cup Semi-Finals
Louth v Roscommon, Drogheda 7pm
Armagh v Donegal, Keady 3pm
Sunday, July 22nd
All-Ireland Hurling Championship Quarter-Finals
Wexford v Tipperary, Croke Park 2pm
Kilkenny v Galway, Croke Park 4pm
Saturday, July 28th
Football Qualifiers Round Three
Donegal v Monaghan, Omagh 7pm
Laois v Derry, Breffini Park 7pm
Sunday, July 29th
All-Ireland Hurling Championship Quarter-Finals
Clare v Limerick, Croke Park 2pm
Waterford v Cork, Croke Park 4pm