GAA: All-Ireland and Tailteann Cup draw details confirmed
Some big ties are in the offing after today's draw in Croke Park
Reigning Ulster champions Derry will face the losers of this year's provincial title following today's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship draw.
The Oak Leafers and either Donegal or Armagh, have also been named in Group 1 alongside Westmeath and whoever wins the Connacht Final between Galway and Mayo.
The county that comes out on top in the May 12th Ulster decider will take on Tyrone, Cork and the beaten Munster finalists between Clare and Kerry.
The Series begins on the weekend of May 18th and 19th, with both Donegal and Armagh back in action the following weekend.
In the second-tier Tailteann Cup, top seeds Down will take on Offaly, Limerick and London in Group 4, while Antrim meet Sligo, Wexford and Tipperary in Group 2. Fermanagh are in with Laois, Wicklow and Carlow in Group 3.
The Tailteann Cup begins a week earlier on May 11th and 12, with the round-robin format for both competitions seeing each county play one match at home, one away and another at a neutral venue.
All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Series draw
Group 1
Galway or Mayo (winners of Connacht Final), Donegal or Armagh (losers of Ulster Final), Derry, Westmeath
Group 2
Dublin or Louth (winners of Leinster Final), Galway or Mayo (losers of Connacht Final), Roscommon, Cavan
Group 3
Donegal or Armagh (winners of Ulster Final), Clare or Kerry (losers of Munster Final), Tyrone, Cork
Group 4
Kerry or Clare (winners of Munster Final), Dublin or Louth (losters of Leinster Final), Monaghan, Meath
Tailteann Cup draw
Group 1
Kildare, Leitrim, Longord, Waterford
Group 2
Sligo, Antrim, Wexford, Tipperary
Group 3
Fermanagh, Laois, Wicklow, Carlow
Group 4
Down, Offaly, Limerick, London
*New York enter at preliminary quarter-final stage