The draws for the 2024 Provincial Football Championships have taken place and Ulster has thrown up some mouth watering clashes.

Derry under Mickey Harte will face a Donegal side managed by Jim McGuinness in the Ulster SFC quarter-final, and it doesn’t get more show stealing than that. Monaghan, Cavan and Tyrone are also on that side of the draw in the Northern province.

In Munster Cork and Kerry could meet in a semi-final if the Rebels are able to overcome Limerick in a quarter-final.

Leinster could have a Dublin v Meath quarter-final, if Colm O’Rourke’s Tailteann Cup winners can see off Longford in the first round.

Connacht saw a very one sided draw for 2023 but that’s not the case next year with Galway and Mayo kept apart. Mayo, should they see off New York, will face Roscommon in the semi-final.

Munster SFC

Quarter-finals

Tipperary v Waterford

Limerick v Cork

Semi-finals

Clare v Tipperary or Waterford

Limerick or Cork v Kerry

Ulster SFC

Preliminary Round

Monaghan v Cavan

Quarter-finals

Down v Antrim

Fermanagh v Armagh

Derry v Donegal

Monaghan or Cavan v Tyrone

Semi-finals

Down or  Antrim v Fermanagh or Armagh

Derry or Donegal v Monaghan or Cavan or Tyrone

Leinster SFC

First round
Westmeath v Wicklow

Carlow v Wexford

Longford v Meath

Quarter-finals

Kildare v Westmeath or Wicklow

Louth v Carlow or Wexford

Dublin v Longford or Meath

Offaly v Laois

Semi-finals

Kildare or Westmeath or Wicklow v Louth or Carlow or Wexford

Dublin or Longford or Meath v Offaly or Laois

Connacht SFC

Quarter-finals

New York v Mayo

London v Galway

Sligo v Leitrim

Semi-finals

New York or Mayo v Roscommon

Sligo or Leitrim v London or Galway

 

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