The men's season will kick off first in February.
Premier Division Champions Athlone Town will travel to Sligo Rovers in the opening weekend of the new season.
The reigning champions are going for three titles on the bounce, with the first game to take place on the weekend of the 13th-15th of March.
Meanwhile, the men's team will begin their 2026 League of Ireland season at home to Finn Harps.
Ian Ryan's side wille entertain the Donegal outfit as they aim to improve on their 2025 season, which saw the midlanders finish bottom of the table.
Their season gets underway the weekend of the 6th-8th of February.
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