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Dublin will face defending All-Ireland champions Kerry for a spot in the Senior Football Championship All-Ireland final.
Louth and Mayo will meet in the other semi-final with both matches to be played on the weekend of 11-12 July.
Dublin fought back in the second half against Galway to secure their spot in the last four, while Kerry edged past Tyrone 2-25 to 0-27.
Louth booked their semi-final spot for the first time since 1957 when they beat Monaghan as Mayo overcame Cork at Croke Park.
Tyrone and Monaghan's quarter-final exits mean there will be no Ulster representation in the semi-finals for the first time since 2016.
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Louth and Mayo will meet in the other semi-final with both matches to be played on the weekend of 11-12 July.
Dublin fought back in the second half against Galway to secure their spot in the last four, while Kerry edged past Tyrone 2-25 to 0-27.
Louth booked their semi-final spot for the first time since 1957 when they beat Monaghan as Mayo overcame Cork at Croke Park.
Tyrone and Monaghan's quarter-final exits mean there will be no Ulster representation in the semi-finals for the first time since 2016.
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