After beating Laois earlier today to secure their place in the last eight, Donegal will now face Connacht champions Mayo as they continue their quest to retain their title. The game will take place at Croke Park on Sunday the 4th of August at 4pm.
Ulster champions Monaghan have been drawn to face their provincial rivals Tyrone, which takes place on Saturday the 3rd of August at 5pm in Croke Park. Followed at 7pm by Leinster champions, Dublin who take on Cork after coming through a close encounter with Galway in the fourth round of the qualifiers.
Kerry face Cavan at 2pm next sunday the curtain raiser to the Donegal v Mayo match. With Donegal fans hoping their team can achieve a repeat result from the last time these two teams met at Croke Park and keep their dream of back to back all Ireland wins.