The draw for this year's All-Ireland SFC semi-finals will take place on The Sunday Game Live show after the clash between Armagh and Kerry.
Both of Sunday's quarter-finals, Meath and Galway (1.45pm) and Armagh v Kerry (4pm) will be live on RTÉ2 and the RTÉ Player with coverage starting at 1.15pm.
The draw for the semi-final will follow the Armagh and Kerry encounter.
On Saturday Monaghan take on Donegal and Tyrone face Dublin in the two other quarter-finals. Highlights of those games will be on The Saturday Game at 9:45pm, with live radio commentary on RTÉ Radio 1 and updates on rte.ie/sport.
The GAA have confirmed that semi-final draw will be structured to avoid all repeat pairings from this year's championship.
Unlike the quarter-finals draw where only All-Ireland group match-ups and provincial final line-ups were avoided, the semi-final draw will be set up to prevent any repeat pairing where possible.
Dublin could not play Meath, for example, with the two having previously met in the Leinster SFC semi-final, nor could Armagh be drawn against Galway after the two sides met in the round-robin phase.
Armagh can also not play Tyrone as they played in Ulster semi-final.
