Offaly will host New York while Westmeath travel to Carlow.
Westmeath go to Carlow and Offaly host New York in the quarter-finals of the Tailteann Cup this weekend.
The pairings were made this morning after Westmeath and Offaly advanced to the last-eight yesterday afternoon.
Westmeath held off Laois in Portlaoise to win by 1-13 to 0-13.
Westmeath Manager, Jack Cooney, spoke to Midlands 103's Gerry Russell after the game:
Our coverage of Laois versus Westmeath was with thanks to JK Autos in Laois and Keenan Bauer Motors in Mullingar.
Meanwhile in Tullamore, Offaly backed up last week's win over Wexford with an eight-point victory over Wicklow. (0-18 v 0-10)
Offaly Manager, John Maughan, says he's pleased with their progress and says they expected a tougher test from Wicklow:
This morning's Tailteann Cup quarter-final draw also sees Leitrim host Sligo and Cavan travel to Fermanagh.
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