The Oak Leafers face the Kingdom in a repeat of last year’s semi-final meeting between the sides with Donegal facing Louth in a double-header at Croke Park
Derry and Kerry renew rivalries in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final this weekend in what is a repeat of last season’s thrilling semi-final clash between the sides.
Derry, in contrast, have endured a turbulent few weeks after losing a hat-trick of Championship games to Donegal, Galway and Armagh earlier this summer. Read more: Sean Cavanagh column: Mickey Harte is in his element when in charge of a team that has been written off After being on the ropes a few weeks ago, Mickey Harte’s side remain in the hunt for the Sam Maguire, although the Oak Leafers face their biggest test to date against an unbeaten Kerry side.When and where is the game? Derry vs Kerry is on Sunday, June 30 in Croke Park, Dublin
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