The All-Ireland Football Championship finalists will be known after this weekend as the semi-finals are main focus in Croke Park.
On Saturday, Dublin will be aiming to be in their first final since 2020 when they take on Monaghan. After a statement victory over Mayo, Dublin will be full of confidence going into Saturday's clash.
For Monaghan, a dramatic penalty-shoot-out win over Ulster rivals Armagh secured their place in the semi-finals, as they hope to cause a major shock.
In the other semi-final, Kerry are hoping to go a step further towards a second successive All-Ireland when they face Derry. Kerry brushed side any doubts when they made light work of Tyrone, while Ulster champions Derry had too much for Cork in the quarter-finals.
Silverware is also up for grabs on Saturday, as Meath take on Down in the Taliteann Cup final. The winner will also secure a place in the All-Ireland for next year with victory in Saturday's final.
In Ladies football, quarter-final action gets underway with some interesting match ups. After a thrilling Connacht final, rivals Galway and Mayo meet once again, as they get the action underway in Salthill.
Armagh take on Cork, while All-Ireland champions face Meath. On Sunday, Donegal face Dublin in the final quarter-final.
Here is all the information ahead of this weekend's GAA action
Saturday, July 15th
All-Ireland Football semi-final
Dublin v Monaghan, Croke Park, RTÉ Two, 5.30pm.
Taliteann Cup Final
Meath v Down, Croke Park, RTÉ Two, 3pm.
All-Ireland ladies football quarter-finals
Galway v Mayo, Pearse Stadium, TG4, 1.30pm.
Armagh v Cork, Athletic Grounds, TG4, 3.30pm.
Kerry v Meath, Austin Stack Park, TG4, 7.30pm.
Sunday, July 16th
All-Ireland Football Championship semi-final
Kerry v Monaghan, Croke Park, RTÉ Two, 4pm.
Donegal v Dublin, MacCumhail Park, TG4, 2pm.
