Croke Park will play host to four All-Ireland football championship quarter-finals this weekend.
In what promises to be a feast for football fans, Derry and Clare will kick things off on Saturday when they bid to reach the last four in a 3.45pm throw-in. That will be followed by the meeting of Dublin and Cork at 6pm, with a bumper crowd expected at GAA HQ.
First up on Sunday at 1.45pm, Connacht champions Galway will take on an Armagh side fresh off knocking reigning champions Tyrone out of the championship. This will be followed by a repeat of the Division One final when Munster champions Kerry clash with Mayo, with that one scheduled for a 4pm throw-in.
Tickets for Saturday's games can be purchased here, while you can buy your seats for Sunday's matches here.
Tickets must be purchased prior to arriving at Croke Park, as there will be no ticket sales at the venue.
You can see the seating plan for Croke Park below:
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All-Ireland championship football quarter-finals 2022
Saturday, 20th June, Croke Park
Derry v Clare, 3.45pm
Dublin v Cork, 6pm
Sunday, 21st June, Croke Park
Galway v Armagh, 1.45pm
Kerry v Mayo, 4pm
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