Mayo have learned their Round One fate after today’s draw for the All-Ireland Championships.

Going into the Monday afternoon draw, Mayo could have faced any of the eight provincial finalists from Ulster, Leinster, Munster, and Connacht.

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Andy Moran’s troops already knew of the possibility of facing Galway, Roscommon, Kerry, or Cork. Following the weekend’s semi-final drama, Monaghan, Armagh, Dublin, and Westmeath joined the Pot One party.

With all eyes on GAA+ for the draw, there was plenty of anticipation in all 16 counties.

The draw has pitted Mayo against Monaghan in a Round One showdown.

The game against the Ulster finalists will take place on the weekend of May May 30/31.

The full details of the fixture, including the date, time, venue, and ticketing, will be announced in due course.

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It is expected that the game will take place in Saint Tiernach’s Park, Clones.

 

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