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The Mayo ladies lining out to face Armagh in last year's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship in the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds in Armagh (Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile)
THE Mayo ladies will face a long journey and a late throw-in for their next championship game after their meeting with Armagh was fixed for Sunday, July 7 at 5.45pm.
Liam McHale's ladies will travel to the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds in Armagh after finishing second in their championship group, behind Dublin and ahead of Kildare.
Armagh, the reigning Division 1 league champions, enjoy home advantage after topping their respective group.
Mayo lost by one point when the sides met in Ballina during this year's National Football League.
The Ulster women also got the upper hand in their last championship meeting; a 2-10 to 1-11 home win during Michael Moyles' last season in charge of Mayo.
Each of the TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals will be shown live on TG4.
Mayo's meeting with Armagh is the only one of the four quarter-finals taking place on Sunday, July 7.
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