All-Ireland draws in full as counties discover opponents for Sam Maguire and Tailteann Cups

The draw has been made for the All-Ireland round-robin series.

Teams discovered their opponents in both the Sam Maguire and Tailteann Cups shortly after lunchtime on Tuesday.

All-Ireland champions Kerry will face the Leinster runners-up, Mayo and Cork if they beat Clare in this Sunday's Munster final, while they will take on the Ulster champions, Monaghan and Donegal if defeated in the decider by the Banner County.

Meanwhile, 2021 All-Ireland champions Tyrone will come up against the champions of Connacht, the Ulster runners-up and Westmeath after their Ulster Championship defeat to Monaghan.

And in the Tailteann Cup, last year's beaten finalists Cavan have been paired with Offaly, Laois and London while seven-time All-Ireland champions Meath will face Down, Tipperary and Waterford.

The opening round of Tailteann Cup games will take place on the weekend of May 13/14, with the All-Ireland group stage commencing a week later on the weekend of May 20/21.

Full fixtures are set to be confirmed this Friday.

Here's the draw in full:

All-Ireland Football Championship

Group 1

Munster winner (Kerry or Clare)

Leinster runners-up (Dublin or Louth)

Mayo

Cork

Group 2

Connacht winner (Galway or Sligo)

Ulster runners-up (Armagh or Derry)

Tyrone

Westmeath

Group 3

Leinster winners (Dublin or Louth)

Connacht runners-up (Galway or Sligo)

Roscommon

Kildare

Group 4

Ulster winners (Armagh or Derry)

Munster runners-up (Kerry or Clare)

Monaghan

Donegal

Tailteann Cup

Group 1

Cavan

Offaly

Laois

London

Group 2

Meath

Down

Tipperary

Waterford

Group 3

Limerick

Wicklow

Longford

Carlow

Group 4

Fermanagh

Antrim

Wexford

Leitrim

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