Laois defeated London in round 2A, while Down were comfortable winners over Longford last weekend.

In Leinster, Dublin are aiming for their first Leinster title since 2013 when they play Galway in Croke Park.

Round three of the competition features teams that lost in rounds 2A or 2B, with teams that won rounds 2A through to the quarter-finals.

Here is how you can watch all of this weekend's action.

Round 2A, which will see the winners of the previous round play against each other, will take place on May 23/24th.

Leitrim will face a tough task, as they face one of Cavan, Westmeath, or Down, who will be the highest-ranked team.

Galway travel to Newry to face the 2024 Tailteann Cup winners Down in their preliminary quarter-final.

When the draw was done, Dublin originally drew Cavan, but that would have left Kerry to face Cork, one of the disallowed draws, so they gave the bowl a shake and picked out the Rebels for Dublin.

Confirmation that King and Moffatt Dr. Hyde Park will host two big GAA matches inside 24 hours

Limerick's 3-26 to 1-16 win at home to Cork means the Banner cannot progress any further in the Munster championship.

Sam Mulroy scored 1-7 to give the Wee County their first provincial title since 1957.

Following the group stage draw, Sligo were drawn with Kildare, Leitrim, and Tipperary, who they will play first at home.

The FRC estimates that 25 - 30 grounds will use the system this summer.

Four preliminary quarter-finals will be held this weekend in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship