Tyrone will play Kerry in the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland SFC in Croke Park on Saturday in a double-header which will also see Armagh take on Monaghan in an Ulster derby at Headquarters.
It will be the first Championship meeting between the sides since the 2021 All-Ireland semi-final, which the Red Hands won after the fixture had been delayed due to a Covid outbreak in the Tyrone squad before going onto defeat Mayo in the All-Ireland final.
Tyrone defeated Donegal in Ballbofey on Saturday night to book their place in the last eight, a result which saw Aidan O'Rourke step down as Donegal manager.
Armagh face an Ulster derby against Monaghan after the Farneymen edged out Kildare after a thrilling finish in Tullamore on Saturday.
After Mayo's one-point win over Galway in Salthill on Sunday afternoon, the Westerners have been handed a draw against Leinster champions Dublin. Mayo have lost three All-Ireland finals against the Dubs in the last 10 years, but did defeat them in the 2021 All-Ireland semi-final. Mayo's meeting with Dublin will be the second match of a double header on Sunday at Croke Park.
Ulster champions Derry have been drawn against Cork in the early match on Sunday. The meeting is a repeat of the 1993 All-Ireland final, a match which brought the Oak Leafs their first and only All-Ireland success.
All-Ireland SFC quarter-final draw
Saturday, July 1
Kerry v Tyrone (Croke Park, 3.45pm, GAA GO)
Armagh v Monaghan (Croke Park, 6pm, GAA GO)
Sunday, July 2
Derry v Cork (Croke Park, 1.45pm, RTÉ2)
Dublin v Mayo (Croke Park, 4pm, RTÉ2
