The Republic of Ireland will face co-hosts Mexico, South Africa and South Korea if they qualify via the play-offs for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Heimir Halgrimmsson's side will take on Czech Republic in the World Cup play-off semi-finals in March, with Denmark or North Macedonia awaiting in the final five days later.
Should they negotiate those two games, the Boys in Green will take their place in Group A of the 48-team tournament.
Most teams will not learn their venues until Saturday, but as Group A contains one of the three hosts, the fixtures are already set.
First up would be a date with South Korea in in Guadalajara on Thursday, 11 June. A week later they will travel to Atlanta to take on South Africa before concluding the group against co-hosts Mexico in Mexico City on Wednesday, 24 June.
It would mark the second time Ireland and Mexico would cross paths in the World Cup, with John Aldridge finding the back of the net in a 2-1 defeat in the 1994 group stages.
Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson believes that it's a group that Ireland could qualify from, should they secure a place at the World Cup.
Reacting to the draw, he said: "I think it's a quite equal group in a way that it's not like a Brazil or an Argentina that normally are favourites in the group. I think it was good to be in the host nation group, whether it was Canada, US or Mexico.
"I know Mexico and playing in Mexico will always be a challenging match. But then again, they have very demanding fans in Mexico. Sometimes they turn on their team if it's not going well.
"It's a beatable group if we get ourselves in it. It's a group that we would fancy qualifying from, but we know we need to focus on what's ahead and keeping our eye and focus on the next opponent, which is Czech Republic."
England have been drawn against Croatia, Ghana and Panama in Group L for next summer's World Cup finals in North America.
Scotland have been drawn against five-times world champions Brazil and 2022 semi-finalists Morocco, as well as Haiti, in Group C.
The Republic of Ireland will be in Group A alongside co-hosts Mexico, South Korea and South Africa if they can come through the March play-offs.
Wales or Northern Ireland will head to Group B if they emerge victorious in the play-offs, alongside co-hosts Canada, Qatar and Switzerland.
The United States is in Group D along with Australia, Paraguay and a yet-to-be determined European play-off team (Turkey, Romania, Slovakia or Kosovo).
Team USA will play Paraguay on 12 June in Los Angeles, Australia on 19 June (Seattle) and the third group member on 25 June back in Los Angeles.
The top two finishers from each group, along with the eight best third-place teams, will advance to the final 32 for the knockout stage.
The final will take place on 19 July at MetLife Stadium outside New York City.
Matches are taking place in16 cities across North America, including two in Canada (Toronto, Vancouver) and three in Mexico (Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara).
More to follow
GROUP A
A1 Mexico
A2 South Africa
A3 South Korea
A4 Winner Play-off D (possibly Republic of Ireland)
GROUP B
B1 Canada
B2 Winner Play-off A (possibly Wales or Northern Ireland)
B3 Qatar
B4 Switzerland
GROUP C
C1 Brazil
C2 Morocco
C3 Haiti
C4 Scotland
GROUP D
D1 United States
D2 Paraguay
D3 Australia
D4 Winner Play-off C
GROUP E
E1 Germany
E2 Curacao
E3 Ivory Coast
E4 Ecuador
GROUP F
F1 Netherlands
F2 Japan
F3 Winner Play-off B
F4 Tunisia
GROUP G
G1 Belgium
G2 Egypt
G3 Iran
G4 New Zealand
GROUP H
H1 Spain
H2 Cape Verde
H3 Saudi Arabia
H4 Uruguay
GROUP I
I1 France
I2 Senegal
I3 Winner Play-off 2
I4 Norway
GROUP J
J1 Argentina
J2 Algeria
J3 Austria
J4 Jordan
GROUP K
K1 Portugal
K2 Winner play-off 1
K3 Uzbekistan
K4 Colombia
GROUP L
L1 England
L2 Croatia
L3 Ghana
L4 Panama
