Tullamore, Ballycommon, Clara and Shamrocks will play in the quarter-finals.
In Offaly football, the knockout stages were decided, with Rhode and Ferbane going straight to the semi finals.
Rhode secured victory over reigning champions Tullamore on a final scoreline of 3-13 to 0-16, with Ferbane defeating Shamrocks 1-18 to 1-11.
Clara booked their place in the quarter-finals thanks to a 4-23 to 3-13 win over Durrow and Clonbullogue secured their place in the Senior A Championship for next season thanks to their 2-11 to 0-17 draw with Bracknagh.
Tullamore will play Ballycommon and Clara will face Shamrocks in the quarter-finals.
Bracknagh will face Durrow in the relegation play-off.
Rhode Forward Aaron Kellaghan says they've achieved their first aim of the season:
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