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Ardagh are one of the sides who will be aiming for glory in the Mayo GAA Junior Club Championship quarter-finals. Pic: David Farrell
The fate of all eight clubs left in the Mayo Junior Championship has become clearer, as the fixture details for the quarter finals have been released.
The final seedings for the last-eight draw were only decided last night (Sunday, September 21), when Ardagh bested Bonniconlon to secure top spot in Group One and Ballycroy made history by securing knockout football for the first time in decades against Ballycastle.
All games will take place this weekend, with the potential semi-final berth on the line.
Here are the fixtures:
Ardagh v Northern Gaels - Saturday at 4.30 pm in Ardagh
Shrule/Glencorrib v Kiltimagh - Saturday at 4.30 pm in Glencorrib
Eastern Gaels v Ballycroy - Saturday at 4.30 pm in Brickens
Tourmakeady v Bonniconlon - Sunday at 2 pm in Pairc Naomh Muire
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