All-Ireland Football Championship round one: Dublin to face Louth, Kerry drawn against Donegal

Reigning All-Ireland champions Kerry will face Donegal in a repeat of last year's final.
All-Ireland Football Championship round one: Dublin to face Louth, Kerry drawn against Donegal

Eva Osborne

The draw for round one of this year's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship took place at lunchtime on Monday.

First drawn was Dublin, who will be playing Louth.

Cork were drawn against Meath, while Monaghan will welcome Mayo to Clones.

Westmeath will go up against Cavan in Mullingar, while reigning All-Ireland champions Kerry will face Donegal in a repeat of last year's final.

Galway were drawn against Kildare, last year's Tailteann Cup winners.

Armagh will face Derry, while Roscommon will go up against Tyrone.

Munster and Connacht provincial finalists will play their round one games on May 23rd and May 24th.

The Ulster and Leinster provincial finalists will play their round one games on May 30th and May 31st.

The provincial finalists will enjoy home advantage in their respective fixtures.

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