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GAA action on Jul 1-2

The GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship quarter-finals are set to take place onthis weekend, promising an action-packed weekend for Gaelic football fans.

Today, Kerry will face off against Tyrone, followed by Armagh versus Monaghan later in the day. The Sunday matches will feature Derry against Cork and Dublin against Mayo.

All four teams will be vying for a place in the semi-finals after successfully navigating their previous rounds.

The Kerry-Tyrone matchup is highly anticipated, with both teams boasting a strong history in the championship. Expect fireworks as these two formidable sides go head-to-head.

Armagh and Monaghan will bring their own narratives to the table, ensuring an intense battle between these skilled teams.

CONFIRMED!!!!
Our Senior footballers will face Dublin in Croke Park on Sunday at 4pm. 🟢🔴 pic.twitter.com/hzBwjbsidm

— Mayo GAA (@MayoGAA) June 26, 2023

Sunday's early game will see a talented Derry team taking on the experienced campaigners from Cork, setting the stage for an exciting contest.

In the final game of the weekend, Mayo will go up against rivals Dublin. Mayo recently overcame their Connacht neighbors Galway and will be seeking to repeat their success against Dessie Farrell's side. The pursuit of the coveted Sam Maguire Cup continues, adding extra motivation and excitement to this clash.

All four games will take place at Croke Park.