Cavan Senior Football Championship
Sunday August 23
Gowna v Castlerahan, Ballymachugh, 4pm
Mullahoran v Lavey, Drumalee, 4pm
Crosserlough v Ramor United, Crosskeys, 4pm
Lacken v Killygarry, Kingspan Breffni, 4pm
Shercock v Kingscourt, Ballieborough, 4pm
Laragh United v Cavan Gaels, Butlersbridge, 4pm
Mullahoran and Killygarry remain in contention for a place in the knockout stages.
If Mullahoran avoid defeat against Lavey they will progress, but a hard working Killygarry are also in the hunt.
Donegal Senior Football Championship
Sunday August 23
St Eunan's v St Michael's, O'Donnell Park, 3pm
Gaoth Dobhair v Sean MacCumhaill, Magheragallon, 3pm
Termon v St Nauls, The Burn Road, 3pm
Glenfin v Kilcar, Pairc Tabhoige, 3pm
Ardara v Realt Na Mara, Pearse Memorial Park, 3pm
Dungloe v Killybegs, Pairc Na Rossa, 3pm
Milford v Four Masters, Moyle Park, 3pm
Glenswilly v Naomh Conaill, Pairc Naomh Columba, 3pm
The quarter-final placings will be finalised following this weekend's action.
Naomh Conaill, Gaoth Dobhair, Kilcar, and St Eunan's continue to demonstrate their class.
It will be interesting to see who advances to the knockout stages alongside the usual pretenders.
Conor McManus continues to impress for Clontibret O'Neills.
Monaghan Senior Football Championship
Sunday August 23
Magheracloone v Donaghmoyne, Inniskeen, 2pm
Clontibret O'Neills v Inniskeen, Clontibret, 2pm
Truagh v Castleblayney Faughs, TBC, 2pm
Latton O'Rahillys v Carrickmacross, Latton, 2pm
Amazingly holders Clontibret O'Neills have drawn their three fixtures so far in 2020 so the Conor McManus inspired outfit will be eager to record a win against Inniskeen.
It has been a competitive Championship in Monaghan with all four games set to provide some drama.
Down Senior Football Championship
Friday August 21
Bredagh v Rostrevor, Pairc Esler, 7.30pm
Saturday August 22
Longstone v Ballyholland, Burren, 3.30pm
Darragh Cross v Loughinisland, Downpatrick, 4.30pm
Sunday August 23
Clonduff v Bryansford, Pairc Esler, 3pm
Castlewellan v Burren, Mayobridge, 5.30pm
Kilcoo v Warrenpoint, Pairc Esler, 7.30pm
Champions Kilcoo finished strongly to record an opening weekend win.
Mickey Moran's charges face Warrenpoint on Sunday evening.
Rostrevor, with Pete McGrath on the line, collide with Bredagh on Friday evening.
Derry Senior Football Championship
Saturday August 22
Banagher v O'Donovan Rossa, Banagher, 4pm
Ballinderry v Glen, Ballinderry, 4pm
Dungiven v Claudy, Foreglen, 6.30pm
Sunday August 23
Newbridge v Bellaghy, Newbridge, 4pm
Foreglen v The Loup, Foreglen, 4pm
Lavey v Slaughtneil, Lavey, 4pm
Kilrea v Eoghan Rua, Kilrea, 4pm
Swatragh v Ballinascreen, Magherafelt, 6.30pm
There will be no shortage of passion in the typically hard fought Derry Championship.
A revealing weekend beckons with Lavey's tussle with Slaughtneil and Swatragh versus Ballinascreen amongst the highlights.
David Clifford starred for East Kerry in 2019.
Kerry Senior Football Championship
Friday August 21
Austin Stacks v Dr Crokes, Austin Stack Park, 7.30pm
Saturday August 22
St Brendan's v West Kerry, Austin Stack Park, 3pm
Mid Kerry v Kilcummin, Fitzgerald Stadium, 5pm
Feale Rangers v East Kerry, Listowel, 6pm
Dingle v Templenoe, Dingle, 6pm
Sunday August 23
Kenmare Shamrocks v Shannon Rangers, Kenmare, 2pm
Killarney Legion v Kerins O'Rahillys, Fitzgerald Stadium, 3.45pm
St Kierans v South Kerry, Austin Stack Park, 6pm
East Kerry prevailed last year, but the Kerry Championship is sprinkled with accomplished teams.
Friday's meeting of Austin Stacks should set a good standard, while Killarney Legion's fixture with Kerins O'Rahillys on Sunday carries intrigue too.
Wicklow Senior Football Championship
Quarter-Finals
Saturday August 22
Arklow Geraldines Ballymoney v Rathnew, Aughrim, 3pm
St Patrick's v Tinahely, Aughrim, 6pm
Baltinglass v Kiltegan, Aughrim, 3pm
Avondale v Dunlavin, Aughrim, 6pm
Draws and drama have featured in the Wicklow Championship so far.
Those left standing will want to make an impression with 2019 beaten finalists Arklow Geraldines Ballymoney set to meet Rathnew.
St Patrick's game with Tinahely should be worth monitoring also.
Longford Senior Football Championship
Friday August 21
Rathcline v Colmcille, Monaduff, 8pm
Saturday August 22
Abbeylara v Dromard, Allen Park, 7pm
Carrickedmond v Longford Slashers, 7pm
Abbeylara lost four county finals in a row between 2015 and 2018, but are anxious to make an impact again.
Longford Slashers were edged out in the 2019 decider by Killoe Young Emmets and play Carrickedmond.
Louth Senior Football Championship
Sunday August 23
St Josephs v Dundalk Gaels, 2pm
Ardee St Mary's v Newtown Blues, Darver, 4pm
O'Raghallaighs v Geraldines, Darver, 6pm
Naomh Mairtin v Dreadnots, Dunleer, 6pm
Important matches are arriving thick and fast in Louth.
Last weekend's opening fixtures offered entertainment with Newtown Blues again showing why they are still the team to beat.
Aidan O'Shea is an influential figure for Breaffy.
Wexford Senior Football Championship
Friday August 21
Castletown v Kilanerin, Bellefield, 7pm
Starlights v Fethard, O'Kennedy Park, 7pm
Saturday August 22
Sarsfields v Glynn-Barntown, O'Kennedy Park, 6.30pm
The Wexford Senior Football Championship gets underway this weekend.
Castletown's title defence commences against Kilanerin at Bellefield on Friday evening.
Mayo Senior Football Championship
Saturday August 22
Breaffy v Charlestown, Claremorris, 5pm
Westport v Castlebar Mitchels, Breaffy, 5pm
Bohola Moy Davitts v Aghamore, Ballaghaderreen, 7pm
Ballina Stephenites v Knockmore, Crossmolina, 7pm
Ballintubber v Davitts, Ballinrobe, 7pm
Sunday August 23
Kiltane v Claremorris, Knockmore, 2pm
Garrymore v Belmullet, Ballina, 4pm
Ballaghaderreen v The Neale, Davitts, 4pm
Kevin Johnson continues to extract resourceful displays from Ballintubber, who play Davitts in Ballinrobe on Saturday evening.
The Neale's emergence at senior level has been one of the stories of the summer in Mayo and they want to secure a berth in the knockout stages.
Breaffy, Charlestown, Westport, and Castlebar Mitchels are involved in a most demanding race too. So a lively couple of hours beckons for them.
Sligo Senior Football Championship
Saturday August 22
St Mary's v Tubbercurry, Markievicz Park, 7pm
Eastern Harps v Shamrock Gaels, Corran Park, 7pm
Geevagh v Tourlestrane, Connolly Park, 7pm
Sunday August 23
Coolera-Strandhill v Calry/St Joseph's, Markievicz Park, 4pm
Tourlestrane have won the last four Sligo titles and are the warmest of favourites once more.
St Mary's need to secure a victory against a unbeaten Tubbercurry outfit, who have registered five points.
Tipperary Senior Football Championship
Saturday August 22
Killenuale v Clonmel Commercials, Monroe, 6pm
Cahir v Galtee Rovers-St Peacun, New Inn, 6pm
Sunday August 23
Ballyporeen v Moyne-Templetuohy, Cashel, 2pm
Ardfinnan v Loughmore-Castleiney, Boherlahan, 2pm
Kilsheelan-Kilcash v Aherlow, New Inn, 4pm
JK Brackens v Upperchurch-Drombane, The Ragg, 4pm
Moycarkey-Borris v Arravale Rovers, Dundrum, 6pm
Moyle Rovers v Eire Og Annacarty-Donohill, Cahir, 6pm
Holders Clonmel Commercials will afford Killenaule the utmost respect.
The Group One fixtures involving Barryporeen, Moyne-Templetuohy, Ardfinnan, and Loughmore-Castleiney will be lively.
JK Brackens and Upperchurch-Drombane collide aware that a win will be sufficient to see them advance.
Limerick Senior Football Championship
Friday August 21
Fr Caseys v Na Piarsaigh, Mick Neville Park, 7.30pm
Saturday August 22
Ballylanders v Galtee Rovers, Kilfinane, 6pm
Monaleen v St Kierans, Clarina, 6.45pm
Sunday August 23
Ballysteen v Drom Broadford, Newcastle West, 2pm
The Limerick Senior Football Championship started last weekend.
Drom Broadford were soundly beaten by Newcastle West, but will be seeking an instant response against Ballysteen.
