This year's All-Ireland quarter-final stage will see a major departure from previous years. In place of the straight knockout format will be two round robin groups of four teams dubbed the Super 8.
The groups will be comprised of the four provincial winners along with four more teams who emerge from the qualifiers.
The new system has been introduced on a three-year trial basis. The make-up of the groups will change on a yearly basis.
In the new system, teams will play one home game, one away game and one game in Croke Park.
The top two teams from each group will progress to the All-Ireland semi-finals on August 11th and 12th.
Super 8 Group One
Teams: Kerry, Galway, Kildare, Monaghan.
Phase 1 - Sunday, July 15
Kildare vs Monaghan - 2pm @ Croke Park
Kerry vs Galway - 4pm @ Croke Park
Phase 2 - Sunday, July 22
Kildare vs Galway - 2pm @ St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge
Monaghan vs Kerry - 4pm @ St. Tiernach's Park, Clones
Phase 3 - Saturday, August 4
Kerry vs Kildare - 6pm @ Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney
Galway vs Monaghan - 6pm @ Pearse Stadium, Salthill
Super 8 Group Two
Teams: Donegal, Dublin, Tyrone, Roscommon
Phase 1 - Saturday, July 14
Tyrone vs Roscommon - 5pm @ Croke Park
Dublin vs Donegal - 7pm @ Croke Park
Phase 2 - Saturday, July 21
Roscommon vs Donegal - 5pm @ Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon
Tyrone vs Dublin - 7pm @ Healy Park, Omagh
Phase 3 - Sunday, August 5
Donegal vs Tyrone - 3:30pm @ MacCunhaill Park, Ballybofey
Dublin vs Roscommon - 3:30pm : Croke Park
All-Ireland Football Championship semi-finals
August 11/12
Group One winner vs Group Two runner-up
Group Two winner vs Group One runner-up.
All-Ireland Football Championship Final
September 2nd
Semi-final winner vs Semi-final winner
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