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<\/p>\nThree provincial winners, including the defending All-Ireland champions, are in the draw for round three with Donegal and Armagh suffering shock defeats over the weekend<\/p>\n
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness(Image: \u00a9INPHO\/James Lawlor)<\/p>\n
It was a remarkable and unforgettable weekend of action in the All-Ireland SFC with plenty of shocks across the country.<\/p>\n
The last two unbeaten records in the 2026 Championship fell as Ulster champions Armagh and Leinster champions Westmeath lost to Louth and Galway respectively.<\/p>\n
While the Tribesmen were fancied to defeat Mark McHugh\u2019s side, the Wee County were huge underdogs against their neighbours with Sam Mulroy\u2019s last-gasp effort falling through the hands of Ethan Rafferty and into the net.<\/p>\n
That puts Louth and Galway into the quarter-finals and they were joined by Cork, who stunned Donegal in Ballybofey on Saturday, and Tyrone after Niall Morgan\u2019s late two-pointer helped them past Mayo in Omagh.<\/p>\n
The four defeated teams from Round 2A will face the Round 2B winners in round three for the last remaining slots in the quarter-finals.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s how Monday\u2019s draw will proceed.<\/p>\n
The draw will be subject in the first instance to the avoidance of repeat Provincial<\/p>\n
Final pairings and, where possible, repeat pairings from Round 1 and the<\/p>\n
following pairings cannot occur: Donegal v Kerry, Armagh v Monaghan,<\/p>\n
Westmeath v Dublin and Mayo v Monaghan.<\/p>\n
A separate draw will be held to determine which team has home venue.<\/p>\n
Pot 1: Donegal, Armagh, Weathmeath, Mayo<\/p>\n
Pot 2: Monaghan, Kerry, Meath, Dublin<\/p>\n
The draw will be live in RT\u00c9 Radio 1 as as part of Morning Ireland, after the news, at 8.30 am and will also feature the draw for the Tailteann Cup semi-final.<\/p>\n
It is also subject to the avoidance of repeat pairings so Offaly cannot face Down again.<\/p>\n
Pot 1: Offaly, Down<\/p>\n
Pot 2: Wicklow, Fermanagh<\/p>\n
The Tailteann Cup semi-finals and the All-Ireland SFC round three games will take place next weekend, June 20\/21 and venues, dates and times will be confirmed by the CCCC later on Monday.<\/p>\n
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