It'll leave them just eight days recovery time until the Leinster Championship.
A venue and time is expected to be confirmed later today for the National Football League Division Three Final.
Offaly and Derry have decided to play the game after their semi-final wins on Saturday.
Croke Park next Saturday evening has been initially mooted for the fixture which was not expected to be played at all.
John Maughan's side are penciled in to meet Louth in the Leinster Championship opener eight days later while Derry don't begin their Ulster Championship campaign until July 11th.
Each county was guaranteed two weeks preparation time for their championship fixtures when the master calendar was first released.
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