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Leitrim GAA
The draw for the provincial county championships for 2026 was made last night.
The event, which was streamed live, saw Leitrim picked to face neighbours Sligo in the quarter-final stage of the competition.
Leitrim made it competitive with Mayo last season when they met in Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada in the semi-final stage of the competition, and will be hoping to go a step further against Sligo.
The winner between Sligo and Leitrim will meet champions Galway, who were drawn to go straight into the Connacht semi-final stage.
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Roscommon will face New York, while Mayo meet London. The winners of these clashes will contest the first semi-final.
Mayo and Galway are on opposite sides of the draw; barring any upsets, there is a good chance there could be a third meeting of the sides in the Connacht final in three years.
Elsewhere, Tyrone play 2024 All-Ireland champions Armagh in the preliminary quarter-finals in Ulster, while 2025 All-Ireland finalists Donegal play Down in the quarter-final.
All-Ireland champions Kerry will play Clare in the Munster semi-final.
In the Leinster championship, Dublin meets the winners of Carlow and Wicklow in the quarter-final, with champions Louth facing Wexford in the quarter-finals.
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