Louth’s home All-Ireland senior football championship Round 2A fixture against Armagh will be played at Grattan Park in Inniskeen.

The Wee County have nominated the Monaghan venue, which has a capacity of approximately 5,500, for the clash on Sunday, June 14^th.

Given Armagh’s large fanbase, many supporters will be left without a ticket for the clash.

Dublin’s Round 2B clash away to Cavan has also been fixed for that Sunday – meaning Ger Brennan’s 12-week ban will have elapsed and the Dublin manager will be permitted to return to the sideline.

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If that game was fixed for the Saturday, Brennan would have remained suspended for a fifth consecutive championship game.

The broadcast arrangements for the eight games have also been confirmed – with GAA+ showing Monaghan v Roscommon, Derry v Meath (both Saturday) and Galway v Westmeath (Sunday).

RTÉ will televise Louth v Armagh and Tyrone v Mayo (both Sunday).

ALL-IRELAND SFC ROUND 2A & 2B FIXTURES

Saturday, June 13^th

Round 2A

Donegal v Cork, MacCumhaill Park, 3pm

Round 2B

Monaghan v Roscommon, St Tiarnach’s Park, 4.30pm (Live on GAA+)

Kildare v Kerry, St Conleth’s Park, 5.30pm

Derry v Meath, Celtic Park, 7pm (Live on GAA+)

Sunday, June 14^th

Round 2A

Louth v Armagh, Grattan Park, Inniskeen, 1pm (Live on RTÉ)

Galway v Westmeath, Pearse Stadium, 2pm (Live on GAA+)

Tyrone v Mayo, Healy Park, 3.30pm (Live on RTÉ)

Round 2B

Cavan v Dublin, Breffni Park, 2pm