GAA: Double-header in Croke Park confirmed for Saturday
The fixture details have been announced for the preliminary quarter-finals of the All-Ireland football championship.
On Saturday, Kerry and Cavan will get the action underway in Fitzgerald Stadium at 3:30 pm, with Dublin hosting Cork at Croke Park at 6.15pm.
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This will be part of a double header, with Limerick taking on Dublin in the All-Ireland quarter-finals at 4pm.
Galway will face Tipperary at the Gaelic Grounds in the second hurling quarter-final, with throw-in at 6.15pm.
On Sunday, the preliminary quarter-finals continue, with Down hosting Galway at 1.45pm.
This will be followed by Donegal hosting Louth at 4pm.
In the Tailteann Cup semi-finals, it is a double header at Croke Park, with Wicklow v Limerick up first at 2pm, followed by Kildare v Fermanagh at 4pm.
The four SFC preliminary quarter-finals will be shown live on GAA+, while the hurling quarter-finals and Tailteann Cup semi-finals will be televised live on RTÉ.
Saturday June 21st
All-Ireland preliminary football quarter-finals
Kerry v Cavan, Fitzgerald Stadium, GAA+, 3,30pm.
Dublin v Cork, Croke Park, GAA+, 6.15pm.
All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals
Limerick v Dublin, Croke Park, RTÉ, 4pm.
Tipperary v Galway, Gaelic Grounds, RTÉ 6.15pm.
Sunday June 22nd
All-Ireland preliminary football quarter-finals
Down v Galway, Newry, GAA+. 1.45pm.
Donegal v Louth, Ballybofey, GAA+, 4.00pm.
Tailteann Cup semi-finals
Wicklow v Limerick, Croke Park, RTÉ, 2pm.
Kildare v Fermanagh, RTÉ Croke Park, 4pm.
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