Damian Barton’s men will face Tyrone in quarter final of the Ulster Championship
DERRY will face title holders Tyrone in the big match of the 2017 Ulster Football Championship quarter-finals.
It will be a tough test for Damian Barton’s men but will have some advantage as it is a home tie.
Following Thursday night’s provincial draws, 2015 winners Monaghan will play Fermanagh in the preliminary round, with the winners taking on Cavan.
The beaten finalists in 2016, Donegal, will play Antrim while Down have been handed a last-eight clash against neighbours Armagh.
Tyrone won the 2016 Ulster title by beating Donegal by two points.
| Ulster Football Championship 2017 quarter-finals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Monaghan or Fermanagh | v | Cavan |
| Derry | v | Tyrone |
| Donegal | v | Antrim |
| Down | v | Armagh |
| Connacht Football Championship 2017 semi-finals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Mayo/Sligo or New York | v | Galway |
| Leitrim or London | v | Roscommon |
| Leinster Football Championship 2017 quarter-finals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Louth or Wicklow | v | Meath |
| Laois or Longford | v | Kildare |
| Carlow or Wexford | v | Dublin |
| Offaly | v | Westmeath |
| Munster Football Championship 2017 quarter-finals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Cork | v | Waterford |
| Limerick | v | Clare |
