KINGSPAN BREFFNI WILL host the Dublin and Donegal semi-final clash in Division 1 of the Allianz Football League.
Instead of tossing a coin for the right to host the game, the counties have agreed for it to be staged at a neutral venue.
The GAA have confirmed the game will take place at the Cavan venue at 7.15pm on Saturday, 12 June.
Due to Kerry having played fewer home games than Tyrone, the Kingdom will host the game at Fitzgerald Stadium in the other semi-final. It throws in at 5pm on the same day.
In the relegation play-offs, Monaghan will be at home to Galway in Clones at 5.45pm on Sunday 13 June, while after winning the toss for home advantage Armagh will take on Roscommon at the Athletic Grounds earlier the same day at 3pm.
The dates, times and venues have also been confirmed for the remainder of the games across the divisions.
Saturday, 12 June
Division 1 semi-finals
Kerry v Tyrone, Killarney, 5pm
Donegal v Dublin, Kingspan Breffni, 7.15pm
Division 2 relegation play-offs
Cork v Westmeath, Páirc Uí Chaoimh, 2pm
Down v Laois, Newry, 6.15pm
Division 3 semi-finals
Derry v Limerick, Carrick-on-Shannon, 4pm
Offaly v Fermanagh, Tullamore, 6pm
Division 3 relegation play-off
Cavan v Wicklow, Navan, 2pm
Division 4 semi-final
Carlow v Louth, Carlow, 4pm
Sunday, 13 June
Division 1 relegation play-offs
Armagh v Roscommon, Armagh, 3pm
Monaghan v Galway, Clones, 3.45pm
Division 2 semi-finals
Clare v Mayo, Ennis, 1.45pm
Kildare v Meath, Newbridge, 2pm
Division 3 relegation play-off
Longford v Tipperary, Longford, 3.45pm
Division 4 semi-final
Waterford v Antrim, Fraher Field, 12.15pm
Division 4 shield final
Sligo v Wexford, Portlaoise, 3pm
Should probably have stipulated that they all have to be neutral from the outset of the competition.
Play the neutral venue games in the North with some fans no?
@Yop: great idea, the local gaa fans would go to that match in their droves
I bet Kerry won’t agree to meet half way at a neutral venue.
@Tim Quigley: cause they don’t have to.
@Daniel Roche: Donegal shouldn’t have to travel either. They had one home game during group stage and with Dublin breaking training ban Donegal should automatically be at home.
@Tim Quigley: Why should they?
@Shaun Gallagher: if Donegal had any ambition they’d be looking to play the Dubs in Croker. It would be great prep for them playing there later in the Championship.
@Tim Quigley: Why should they??
@Shaun Gallagher: he mentioned Kerry,what Donegal and Dublin got to with Kerry I don’t know, Dublin punishment was for the group games,so no Donegal shouldn’t have home advantage,most teams broke the rules,just only a few got caught.
Come on the Faithful.