The Republic of Ireland will meet Singapore and Uganda in the group stage of the World Cup of Darts later this month.
Tyrone's Mickey Mansell will team up with Ireland veteran Willie O'Connor, from Limerick, for the first time having previously represented Northern Ireland.
O'Connor is ranked 38th in the PDC order of merit with Mansell 47th. Both reached the quarter-finals of Tuesday's Players Championship 19.
Paul Lim, at the age of 72, will play alongside Phuay Wey Tan for Singapore, while the Uganda team is made up of Patrick Ocheng and Juma Said.
Ireland's first game is against Singapore on Thursday 11 June.
Defending champions Northern Ireland, with Derry's Daryl Gurney and Antrim's Josh Rock, as third seeds enter the tournament in the last-16 stage, along with England, Netherlands and Scotland.
The remaining 36 nations for the pairs event have been split into 12 groups of three for the round-robin phase - including 12 seeded nations - from which each group winner will advance.
Luke Littler and Luke Humphries will renew their partnership for five-time winners England, as the world's top two aim to reclaim the coveted crown.
Gian van Veen and Michael van Gerwen form the Dutch team, while Scotland are represented by Gary Anderson and debutant Cameron Menzies.
The tournament will be held at Frankfurt's Eissporthalle from 11-14 June, as 40 nations compete for the title.
2026 BetVictor World Cup of Darts
Seeded to Round Two
(1) England
(2) Netherlands
(3) Northern Ireland
(4) Scotland
Group Stage Draw
Group A
(5) Germany
Philippines
New Zealand
Group B
(6) Belgium
Hong Kong
Slovenia
Group C
(7) Wales
Lithuania
Thailand
Group D
(8) Ireland
Singapore
Uganda
Group E
(9) Poland
Portugal
Switzerland
Group F
(10)Sweden
South Africa
Mongolia
Group G
(11) Australia
USA
Canada
Group H
(12) Czechia
India
Denmark
Group I
(13) Austria
China
France
Group J
(14) Latvia
Italy
Trinidad & Tobago
Group K
(15) Croatia
Japan
Spain
Group L
(16) Finland
Norway
Hungary
