This weekend's All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-finals promise some thrilling matchups, with Dublin set to face Cork in a highly anticipated clash. The draw, revealed on RTÉ Radio 1's Morning Ireland, also sees Ulster champions Donegal squaring off against Leinster winners Louth, Down taking on last year's All-Ireland runners-up Galway, and Munster champions Kerry going head-to-head with Cavan.

Donegal, Down, Dublin, and Kerry will all enjoy home advantage in their respective fixtures this weekend, with Dublin potentially playing a double-header at Croke Park alongside their hurlers. The winners of these matches will advance to the quarter-finals to face group winners Tyrone, Meath, Monaghan, and Armagh.

If the favorites prevail and Donegal, Galway, Dublin, and Kerry emerge victorious, defending champions Armagh will face Kerry in the quarter-finals. This matchup would see Armagh taking on the same opponents they have already encountered in the group stage.

Details of this weekend's fixtures, which also include the hurling quarter-finals featuring Limerick vs. Dublin and Galway vs. Tipperary, will be finalized by the Central Competitions Control Committee later today. Additionally, the Tailteann Cup semi-finals will see Fermanagh meeting Kildare and Wicklow, who caused an upset by defeating Westmeath, facing off against Limerick. Both semi-final matches are scheduled to take place at Croke Park on Sunday.