All-Ireland SFC Quarter-finals Begin with Monaghan, Donegal, Dublin, Meath, Galway at Croke Park

The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals are underway at Croke Park with a key Ulster clash between Donegal and Monaghan, followed by Dublin facing Tyrone. Donegal, having had a six-day turnaround, are relying on the strong form of Michael Murphy and counter-attacking threats such as Peadar Mogan and Eoin Bán Gallagher, while Monaghan, newly promoted to Division One, pose a scoring threat but have shown vulnerabilities in defense. Injuries are a concern for Donegal with Gary Mohan's hamstring issue casting doubt on his fitness. Meanwhile, the semi-final draw, if required, will be conducted live on RTÉ's The Sunday Game after the Armagh-Kerry quarter-final, with the aim to avoid repeat championship meetings. Other quarter-final matchups include Meath versus Galway, with both teams naming unchanged line-ups following recent victories. Former Kerry player and manager Éamonn Fitzmaurice has previewed these quarter-finals, highlighting the competitiveness and stakes involved as defending champions Armagh prepare to defend their title against Kerry.