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Dublin will begin their bid for a fifth-consecutive All-Ireland Senior Football Championship against Louth in Portlaoise.
That fixture is the second act of a Leinster SFC quarter-final double-header on Saturday May 25th, following Meath’s clash with Carlow.
Jim Gavin’s defending champions will take on a Louth side who beat Wexford 0-22 to 1-14 on Sunday, with throw-in set for 7pm.
Before that Meath - who beat Offaly 1-13 to 0-14 in their opening round match - throw-in against Carlow at 5pm.
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The following day, Sunday May 26th, Westmeath face Laois (2pm) and Longford take on Kildare (4pm) in a Leinster SFC double-header at Offaly’s O’Connor Park.
Leinster SFC quarter-finals:
Saturday May 25th
Carlow v Meath, 5pm, Portlaoise
Dublin v Louth, 7pm, Portlaoise
Sunday May 26th
Westmeath v Laois, 2pm, O’Connor Park
Longford v Kildare, 2pm, O’Connor Park
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