Roscommon will face Armagh in their All-Ireland quarter-final at 4pm on Saturday in Croke Park.
The GAA have confirmed the game will form a double header with Dublin and Galway’s quarter-final throwing in at 6:15pm.
Whereas, the remaining quarter-finals will also be played at Croke Park, on Sunday afternoon. Donegal and Louth will begin at 1.15pm. Indeed, that will be followed at 3:15pm by Kerry and Derry.
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Roscommon versus Armagh will be live on Shannonside Northern Sound from 2pm this Saturday.
Tickets for Saturday’s Quarter-Final against Armagh at Croke Park will go on sale at 3pm via https://t.co/aZcSAI2TZr or from selected Centra or Super Valu stores. #RosGAA pic.twitter.com/7Kl5sH6Hxk
— Roscommon GAA (@RoscommonGAA) June 24, 2024
