The GAA has confirmed the venue arrangements for the upcoming Allianz Football League semi-finals and relegation play-offs.
All the ties will be held on the weekend of June 12-13.
Despite protests from Galway manager Padraic Joyce, Monaghan will have home advantage when the Farney County meet the Tribesmen.
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Joyce: Monaghan getting home advantage is a ‘joke’
Meanwhile, several counties have agreed to a neutral venue rather than a coin-toss for home advantage. Donegal-Dublin, Derry-Limerick and Cavan-Wicklow will all take place at neutral grounds.
In the case of counties meeting, where one team played twice at home during the group stages, and the other had two away games, the latter will host the contest.
Dates, times and venues will be confirmed later on Monday.
National Football League fixtures
Division 1 semi-finals
Donegal vs Dublin (Neutral venue by agreement)
Tyrone vs Kerry (Kerry Venue)
Division 1 relegation play-offs
Armagh vs Roscommon (Armagh venue*)
Monaghan vs Galway (Monaghan venue)
Division 2 semi-finals
Mayo vs Clare (Clare venue*)
Meath vs Kildare (Kildare venue*)
Division 2 relegation play-offs
Down vs Laois (Down Venue)
Westmeath vs Cork (Cork Venue)
Division 3 semi-finals
Derry vs Limerick (Neutral venue by agreement)
Fermanagh vs Offaly (Offaly venue*)
Division 3 relegation play-offs
Cavan vs Wicklow (Neutral venue by agreement)
Longford vs Tipperary (Longford venue*)
Division 4 semi-finals
Antrim vs Waterford (Waterford venue)
Louth vs Carlow (Carlow venue)
*Draw for venue made by the CCCC.
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