We have all of the times, dates, venues, and the full TV schedule for this weekend's GAA bonanza, as a plethora of knockout games are set to be played.
If the football championship has been considered a slow burner, it has burst into flames last weekend, and is set to melt the place starting on Saturday.
A rejuvenated Cork are playing Roscommon at Pairc Ui Chaoimh, followed by Kildare against Monaghan in a game that's too close to call.
Then the evening comes to a close with an Ulster showdown between Tyrone and Donegal, two bitter rivals who seem to clash every year.
Sunday saves the best for last as one of Mayo or Galway will exit the 2023 Championship, despite both teams being strong contenders as favourites.
Incredibly, despite their strong start to the season, neither side could top the group and now they have to go head to head in a game that will really rubber stamp the arrival of the championship.
We haven't even mentioned the Tailteann Cup that sees Down play Laois, and Meath take on Antrim, for an opportunity to get into the final.
The hurling is equally as exciting with Galway looking to bounce back from their disappointing defeat to Kilkenny with a win over Tipperary.
Clare are in a similar situation after their heartbreaking loss to Limerick, so they will want to make a statement when they play Dublin on Saturday.
Fixtures
Saturday 24 June
All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-finals
Donegal v Tyrone, Ballybofey, 7pm - GAAGO
Kildare v Monaghan, Glenisk O'Connor Park, 4.45pm - GAAGO
Cork v Roscommon, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 2pm - GAAGO
All-Ireland SHC quarter-finals
Galway v Tipperary, TUS Gaelic Grounds, 6.15pm - RTE
Clare v Dublin, TUS Gaelic Grounds, 4pm - RTE
All-Ireland MFC semi-final
Kerry v Monaghan, Glenisk O'Connor Park, 2.30pm - TG4
Sunday 25 June
All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final
Galway v Mayo, Pearse Stadium, 3pm - RTE1
Tailteann Cup semi-finals
Down v Laois, Croke Park, 4pm - RTE2
Meath v Antrim, Croke Park, 2pm - RTE2
All-Ireland MFC semi-final
Dublin v Derry, BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, 5.30pm - TG4
This week on the GAA Hour, Shane Walsh was in studio to discuss last weekend's action as the two lads looked ahead for this bonanza of a schedule.
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Sunday saves the best for last as one of Mayo or Galway will exit the 2023 Championship, despite both teams being strong contenders as favourites.
Incredibly, despite their strong start to the season, neither side could top the group and now they have to go head to head in a game that will really rubber stamp the arrival of the championship.
We haven't even mentioned the Tailteann Cup that sees Down play Laois, and Meath take on Antrim, for an opportunity to get into the final.
The hurling is equally as exciting with Galway looking to bounce back from their disappointing defeat to Kilkenny with a win over Tipperary.
Clare are in a similar situation after their heartbreaking loss to Limerick, so they will want to make a statement when they play Dublin on Saturday.
