Leinster and All-Ireland champions Dublin will begin their quest for more silverware in 2014 with a game against either Wicklow or Laois in the provincial quarter-final.
Beyond that, a possible date with with either Longford, Offaly or Wexford awaits in the last four.
Beaten All-Ireland finalists Mayo are eyeing up a fourth consecutive Connacht title and face a trip to New York at the start of May. If James Horan's side are succesfull on their travels Leitrim or Roscommon will provide the opposition in the semi-final.
The preliminary round in Ulster sees the intriguing clash of Tyrone v Down. The prize for the winner is a date with reigning champions Monaghan. Much focus will also be on the pairing of Derry v Donegal in the quarter-final.
Amid much debate, Cork and Kerry have both been given byes into the Munster semi-final. The Kingdom have been drawn to play either Clare or Waterford, while the winners of Tipperary v Limerick will tackle Cork.
2014 Leinster Championship
Round 1:
Wicklow v Laois
Longford v Offaly
Westmeath v Louth
Quarter-Finals:
Wicklow/Laois v Dublin
Longford/Offaly v Wexford
Westmeath/Louth v Kildare
Carlow v Meath
Semi-Finals:
Wicklow/Laois/Dublin v Longford/Offaly/Wexford
Westmeath/Louth/Kildare v Carlow/Meath
2014 Connacht Championship
Preliminary Round:
New York v Mayo
Quarter-Finals:
London v Galway
Roscommon v Leitrim
Semi-Finals:
London/Galway v Sligo
New York/Mayo v Roscommon/Leitrim
2014 Ulster Championship
Preliminary Round:
Tyrone v Down
Quarter-Finals:
Tyrone/Down v Monaghan
Armagh v Cavan
Derry v Donegal
Fermanagh v Antrim
Semi-Finals:
Tyrone/Down/Monaghan v Armagh/Cavan
Derry/Donegal v Fermanagh/Antrim
2014 Munster Championship
Quarter-Finals:
Tipperary v Limerick
Clare v Waterford
Semi-Finals:
Tipperary/Limerick v Cork
Clare/Waterford v Kerry
