All-Ireland QFs: Armagh/Roscommon, Dublin/Galway, Donegal/Louth, Kerry/Derry

[tonto1888]

Armagh
Dublin
Donegal
Derry

 

i retain the right to say typo 

[SouthOfThe Bann]

As bad as Derry's Championship form has been.

Is Derrys win v Mayo actually their biggest championship win since their resurgence 2 years ago?

Donegal and Tyrone in 2022 Ulster Championship the other two that come to mind.

[imtommygunn]

First time Harte has beat Mayo in the championship in a long time too...

Yeah I think that is probably their biggest win in a very very long time.

I still think turnaround , injuries etc mean Kerry beat them by  bit but they have at least salvaged their season. Would love to be wrong and they beat Kerry mind you.

[yellowcard]

Murphy's not coming back. He already said no to McGuinness, he's got tonnes of other commitments, and he hasn't put in the hard training.

Besides, there's no guarantee we're beating Louth. They lost narrowly to us in the league, just beat a Cork team who beat us, and were very competitive with Dublin. This could be a slow, defensive arm wrestle, and in those types of games, a goal or mistake could swing it.

I think this game is probably the most cut and dried out of all the quarter finals. Donegal are a team on a mission whereas Louth have exceeded all expectations and will be happy just to be there. I think that will be the difference. Jimmy has done some coaching in Louth and will know a lot of their players and the best thing that happened Donegal was the Cork defeat. They won't be going in complacent again.       

[naka]

Kerry  , Dublin , Donegal and Armagh will go through .

[Mario]

As bad as Derry's Championship form has been.

Is Derrys win v Mayo actually their biggest championship win since their resurgence 2 years ago?

Donegal and Tyrone in 2022 Ulster Championship the other two that come to mind.

Surely beating the AI winners in 2022 was bigger as were both Ulster finals. Armagh and Donegal were at Mayos level but there was a trophy on the line.

[yellowcard]

First time Harte has beat Mayo in the championship in a long time too...

Yeah I think that is probably their biggest win in a very very long time.

I still think turnaround , injuries etc mean Kerry beat them by  bit but they have at least salvaged their season. Would love to be wrong and they beat Kerry mind you.

From what I seen it was Devlin that was doing most of the talking at half time during the extra time period. Cajoling players, he would seem to have more of a rapport with them than Mickey Harte. Enda Muldoon seems to have stayed well in the background when you would have thought that he would be the one beating the chest as the only Derry man.   

[Armagh18]

Murphy's not coming back. He already said no to McGuinness, he's got tonnes of other commitments, and he hasn't put in the hard training.

Besides, there's no guarantee we're beating Louth. They lost narrowly to us in the league, just beat a Cork team who beat us, and were very competitive with Dublin. This could be a slow, defensive arm wrestle, and in those types of games, a goal or mistake could swing it.

I think this game is probably the most cut and dried out of all the quarter finals. Donegal are a team on a mission whereas Louth have exceeded all expectations and will be happy just to be there. I think that will be the difference. Jimmy has done some coaching in Louth and will know a lot of their players and the best thing that happened Donegal was the Cork defeat. They won't be going in complacent again.       

That's one thing I'd say with Louth they arent the sort of team that are happy just making up the numbers. They went in to the Leinster final with belief that they could win it and will do the same against Donegal. Think they'll come up short but will give Donegal a good test

[SouthOfThe Bann]

As bad as Derry's Championship form has been.

Is Derrys win v Mayo actually their biggest championship win since their resurgence 2 years ago?

Donegal and Tyrone in 2022 Ulster Championship the other two that come to mind.

Surely beating the AI winners in 2022 was bigger as were both Ulster finals. Armagh and Donegal were at Mayos level but there was a trophy on the line.

I probably would agree but Mayo are always very highly rated in the media.

[rory]

Saturday's double-header will see Armagh play Roscommon at 4pm and Dublin play Galway at 6.15pm.

Sunday's double-header will see Donegal play Louth at 1.15pm and Kerry play Derry at 3.15pm.

[blanketattack]

Saturday's double-header will see Armagh play Roscommon at 4pm and Dublin play Galway at 6.15pm.

Sunday's double-header will see Donegal play Louth at 1.15pm and Kerry play Derry at 3.15pm.

Saturday games on GAAGo
Sunday on Rte

[Itchy]

Are the semi finals pre-determined or is there a new draw for them?

[Armagh18]

Depends who goes through I think

[AustinPowers]

First time Harte has beat Mayo in the championship in a long time too...

Yeah I think that is probably their biggest win in a very very long time.

I still think turnaround , injuries etc mean Kerry beat them by  bit but they have at least salvaged their season. Would love to be wrong and they beat Kerry mind you.

From what I seen it was Devlin that was doing most of the talking at half time during the extra time period. Cajoling players, he would seem to have more of a rapport with them than Mickey Harte. Enda Muldoon seems to have stayed well in the background when you would have thought that he would be the one beating the chest as the only Derry man.   

Or the only Tyrone  man a  stones throw away From  Derry?

[maddog]

Will there be any tickets through the clubs or just all online sales ?