THE NEXT DRAW in the All-Ireland senior football championship will take place tomorrow morning for the Round 3 games that are scheduled for next weekend.
Two sides from Connacht (Mayo and Leitrim), a quartet of Ulster teams (Monaghan, Cavan, Tyrone and Armagh) and Leinster’s representative Kildare, were all successful in yesterday’s qualifier ties. Clare, the winners of today’s Round 2 clash in Tullamore against Offaly, join them.
All-Ireland SFC Round 3 qualifier draw
Mayo
Monaghan
Cavan
Tyrone
Kildare
Armagh
Leitrim
Clare
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The four matches in Round 3 are pencilled in for 30 June/1 July with the draw on tomorrow morning on Morning Ireland on RTÉ Radio 1 at 8.30am.
Repeat pairings are avoided with Monaghan against Tyrone having already met this year in the Ulster championship.
The first team drawn will have home advantage with the exception being a Division 3 or 4 side will have home advantage if drawn against a Division 1 or 2 team. Leitrim and Armagh would be the teams in that situation.
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LAST UPDATE | 24 Jun 2018
THE NEXT DRAW in the All-Ireland senior football championship will take place tomorrow morning for the Round 3 games that are scheduled for next weekend.
Two sides from Connacht (Mayo and Leitrim), a quartet of Ulster teams (Monaghan, Cavan, Tyrone and Armagh) and Leinster’s representative Kildare, were all successful in yesterday’s qualifier ties. Clare, the winners of today’s Round 2 clash in Tullamore against Offaly, join them.
All-Ireland SFC Round 3 qualifier draw
The four matches in Round 3 are pencilled in for 30 June/1 July with the draw on tomorrow morning on Morning Ireland on RTÉ Radio 1 at 8.30am.
Repeat pairings are avoided with Monaghan against Tyrone having already met this year in the Ulster championship.
The first team drawn will have home advantage with the exception being a Division 3 or 4 side will have home advantage if drawn against a Division 1 or 2 team. Leitrim and Armagh would be the teams in that situation.
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