We did say it could be a fun afternoon and so it proved.

Dublin and Monaghan now complete the line up for the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals thanks to their victories.

The Dubs needed extra-time but have eliminated Donegal after a thriller in Croke Park, while Monaghan continue to impress as they power past Westmeath.

Both will have their name for Monday morning's draw before next weekend's quarter-finals that will be played over Saturday and Sunday.

We'll be back to bring you those games, while we have reports and reaction from this afternoon's Round Three games on the BBC Sport NI website.

For now, have a great rest of your Sunday.

A second-half goal from Jack McCarron powered Monaghan past a tiring Westmeath outfit who after a memorable year bow out of the All-Ireland Championship.

Another provincial winner beaten by the Farneymen in Clones, but now they are on their way to Croke Park and will find out their opponents during tomorrow morning's draw.

Monaghan beat the Leinster champions, Westmeath and book their place in the All-Ireland quarter-finals.

Kian Mulligan denies Shane Corcoran who was aiming for the crossbar and it goes over the bar but this one is nearing the final whistle and Monaghan will advance.

Still a chance here for Westmeath as Ray Connellan kicks for two. Over three minutes to go and Westmeath win the kickout again, but Monaghan cut out the danger and break out of the defence.

They have won a free around the one-point arc and Micheal Bannigan clips it over.

Dessie Ward has absolutely shanked an effort and Westmeath are on the counter, but Rory Beggan is dominant under the high ball and the pressure passes.

Westmeath look out on their feet here now.

Monaghan have just introduced sub keeper Kian Mulligan for Rory Beggan, who goes straight down the tunnel with four minutes remaining

It took him 51 minutes to get on the scoresheet but Stephen Mooney has been crucial to the Monaghan cause in this second half and he kicks his third point in the last 11 minutes.

Jack McCarron, another man with a growing influence in the game, takes his tally to 1-5 as Monaghan now lead by eight with six minutes to go.

Ronan Wallace kicks the dead ball from beyond the arc straight between the posts at a vital juncture for Westmeath.

Jack McCarron takes it instead of Rory Beggan; he goes short, Monaghan work the shot, but Killian Lavelle curls his effort across the posts and wide.

Conor McCarthy gets in on the act, and Monaghan are now eight points to the good. They've found another gear in this third quarter and have a 45 coming up to extend their lead even further.

Stephen Mooney adds another for Monaghan and it's quickly followed by substitute David Garland, who is on target with his first possession.

Ray Connellan has come on for Westmeath and they desperately need him with a seven-point deficit and the game slipping away from them with 15 minutes to go.

Stephen O'Hanlon has been relentless all afternoon running at the Westmeath defence and he gets the ball off to Jack McCarron who cooly passes to the net.

Captain Ronan Wallace lines it up, with the increasing wind at his back, and he puts it over to decrease the Westmeath deficit.

Stephen Mooney opens his account in the 51st minute, and it's now three points without reply for Monaghan.

Westmeath have a 45 now to pull one back.

Brilliant turnover from Killian Lavelle stops the Westmeath attack and at the other end, Jack McCarron keeps his cool to once again put Monaghan in front.

Stephen O'Hanlon follows it up with his third of the game.

Ronan Wallace gets Westmeath back on terms once again with 10 minutes gone in the second half.

Robbie Forde kicks his second point since the break to bring Westmeath level but Micheal Bannigan clips over a free to restore Monaghan's advantage.

All over in Semple Stadium where Cork have romped into the last four of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship with 26 points to spare, completing the line-up for the semi-finals.

Ben O'Connor's side will meet Galway in the last four on Saturday, 4 July, with Limerick taking on Clare the following day on 5 July.

Ryan O'Toole was sent through on goal after a dazzling run from Stephen O'Hanlon but the Scotstown centre-half back somehow fires wide.

He had to score. Big chance goes abegging for Monaghan.

John Heslin got the first score of the game and he gets another here as Westmeath look to halt the Monaghan momentum after Dessie Ward struck their third point in succession.