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Dublin will begin their Leinster and All-Ireland football championship defence against the winners of Louth and Wexford.
Jim Gavin's team will enter the Leinster championship at the quarter-final stage, before a possible semi-final against the winner of Wicklow and Kildare's quarter-final against Longford.
Last year’s All-Ireland finalists, Tyrone, will face local rivals Derry in the Ulster preliminary round. The winner will take on Antrim in the quarter-final. On the other side of the draw will be Down, Armagh, Fermanagh and Donegal.
The Connacht Football Championship draw has kept Mayo and Galway apart, so there's the prospect of a final showdown between the two heavyweights. Watch the draw live on RTÉ2 and online at https://t.co/lZE8y1QKCr #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/FFVa58bZOz
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 11, 2018
The Leinster Football Championship sees Dublin take on either Louth or Wexford with Meath, Laois and Carlow all on the other side of the draw. #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/ybgWO9JHri
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 11, 2018
The Munster Football Championship draw has kept Cork and Kerry apart, so that the first time they can meet will be in the final. #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/FTYiZEEHe8
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 11, 2018
The Ulster Football Championship has thrown up some very intriguing clashes, not least the preliminary round clash between Tyrone and Derry. They're joined by Fermanagh, Donegal and Antirm all on the same side of the draw. #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/6QcGSKALdY
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 11, 2018
In Connacht, assuming Galway and Mayo overcome their respective trips to London and New York, the Tribesmen will face Sligo in one semi-final. And James Horan's Mayo will face the winner of Roscommon and Leitrim in the other.
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In Munster, Kerry and Cork are set up to meet in another provincial final. Peter Keane's first championship match in charge of the Kingdom will be against the winner of Clare and Waterford. While if Tipperary can overcome Limerick they'll renew rivalries with Cork in the other semi-final.
Connacht SFC
Quarter-finals
New York v Mayo
Leitrim v Roscommon
London v Galway
Semi-finals
New York/Mayo v Leitrim/Roscommon
London/Galway v Sligo
Leinster SFC
First Round
Louth v Wexford
Wicklow v Kildare
Meath v Offaly
Quarter final
Louth/Wexford v Dublin
Wicklow/Kildare v Longford
Meath/Offaly v Carlow
Westmeath v Laois
Semi final
Louth/Wexford/Dublin v Wicklow/Kildare/Longford
Meath/Offaly/Carlow v Westmeath/Laois
Munster SFC
Quarter final
Tipperary v Limerick
Clare v Waterford
Semi final
Kerry v Clare/Waterford
Tipperary/Limerick v Cork
Ulster SFC
Preliminary round
Tyrone v Derry
Quarter finals
Antrim v Tyrone/Derry
Cavan v Monaghan
Down v Armagh
Fermanagh v Donegal
Semi finals
Cavan/Monaghan v Down/Armagh
Fermanagh/Donegal v Antrim/Tyrone/Derry
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